Sentence examples for grants to select from inspiring English sources

Not only did he create the New York City Ballet but he encouraged grants to select companies outside New York, among them this unassumingly vibrant troupe.

To judge from this show, Indian modernism looks most "modern" when it takes the form of film, specifically the films made in the late 1960s, when the national Films Division of India and private foundations gave grants to select Indian painters.

The historic Health Care Reform bill contains a provision to award five-year grants to select states to develop alternatives to current tort litigation.

That break for speed racing and similar benefits granted to select businesses in the new tax deal will cost the Treasury tens of millions of dollars over the next decade, at the same time the government struggles with its growing debt.

In order to protect American workers, he argues, visas should only be granted to select immigrants.

CarPlay only grants access to select applications installed on the connected phone.

The toast of the United Nations, the new Iranian president is busy granting interviews to select audiences and possibly cramming in a meeting with President Obama — the first such high-level get-together since the 1979 revolution.

In addition to controlling log in, granting access to select physical media access control (MAC) addresses only allows unique computers to join the network.

Come September, the California Department of Motor Vehicles will begin granting licenses to select driverless cars and their human co-pilots, which will make it a bit less legally iffy as to whether or not they're actually allowed to be on a public road.

Given the potential value of qualitative research to trials, and its additional cost to that of the trial, it is important that research commissioners have the information they need within grant proposals to select studies for funding that can deliver their potential value.

Applicable Law Article II, Section I, clause 2 of the United States Constitution, grants the authority to select presidential electors "in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct".