Lafayette, when captured, had tried to use the American citizenship he had been granted to secure his release, and contacted William Short, United States minister in The Hague.
But even Mr. Duffy said that he had come to see that not every earmark was of the much-maligned teapot museum quality, and that he would help his constituents "work through the grant process" to secure needed financing in other ways.
That joke, though, may soon pale into reality, for such a phrase might well be a suitable slogan for the cash of the future.Radio-frequency identification tags (RFIDs) are widgets that are used all over the world for granting access to secure areas.
Foreign scientists need more than grant money to secure their future in the United States: They need lawful permanent residence, also known as a "green card".
Regardless of whether you're writing a grant proposal to secure thousands of dollars or dashing off an email to another department, your writing reflects the care and skill you take with every task.
It was also envisaged that as part of Goal 1, this working group would collaborate on grant proposals to secure funding to scale up partnership activities post BA funding.
Since the year 2003, DHS has issued more than $28 billion in grants to help secure critical infrastructure at the state and local level, but it has to be more than dollars.
Scientists have been feeling the effects of this erosion for some time now: grants are hard to secure, and labs are making do.
Doing three paleontology postdocs in France, Berlin, and New York and writing multiple fellowship applications to fund them prepared Faysal Bibi for pursuing the large grant he needs to secure a permanent faculty position.
So we need a president who understands that the purpose of government is not to give rights or to grant rights but to secure, protect and guarantee those rights that have already been given to us by God.
