Sentence examples for grants to recognize from inspiring English sources

Google also awarded 14 grants to recognize "the entrepreneurial spirit" behind companies using the Web, open source programming, and other tech platforms to improve access to information — something Google has obviously long been passionate about.

Over her years in research development, AtKisson has seen top-tier research institutions shift from believing that their faculty doesn't need help writing grants to recognizing that, no matter how talented their faculty members are, funding is "so hypercompetitive that they need all the help that they can get," she says.

In an age of the all-volunteer military, is the Pentagon taking sacrifice for granted and failing to recognize "today's heroes," as many servicemen and veterans are arguing?

In 1989, the university earned the title space-grant by NASA, to recognize its commitment to space research and participation in the Texas Space Grant Consortium.

It's about reminding those who know at their core what a great country this is; remembering the good things we take for granted; working together to recognize and foster what America genuinely stands for, and doing a better job of embodying -- in both word and deed -- those values at home and to the world.

We are opposed to any granting of special legal entitlements, refuse to recognize, or grant special privileges.

At New York University, Christoph Breg-ler, an assistant professor of computer science at the Courant Institute of Mathematics, and two colleagues have received a National Science Foundation grant to train computers to recognize the subtle movements people make.

Soon after, the Alabama Senate decreed it "a true joy" to recognize her and grant her a pension.

"They are Americans in thought, action and self-identification and now is the time for our government to recognize them by granting them a pathway to citizenship," Villaraigosa said.

Many in the fight against drugs, including Ben Tafoya, the director of Hoy, believe the heavy use of drugs and alcohol is rooted in a shared sense of loss, starting when the United States refused to recognize many Spanish land grants in the mid-19th century and building more recently as struggling families, accustomed to farming and ranching, became dispirited as they had to sell land.

The models that can be used to recognize high performance are: grants, financial awards or public recognition.