Sentence examples for grants when it from inspiring English sources

In April, the school agreed to pay $424,000 to settle accusations that it did not follow the terms of the AmeriCorps grants when it spent its grant money.

The organization held about $640 million in USAID contracts and grants when it was restricted from receiving new government awards.

The import of these authorities is that the court is not at liberty to charge the jury, directly or indirectly, that the defendant is to be disbelieved because he is a defendant, for that would practically take away the benefit which the law grants when it gives him the privilege of being a witness.

NIH routinely makes a 10% cut to ongoing grants when it has to start a new fiscal year without a final budget, but the looming sequestration forced NIH to be even more conservative.

It's fuelled by distrust of the fact that major labels own at least 18% of the company through equity stakes granted when it was negotiating its first licences in 2007 and 2008.

You know the famous quote: "Break a vase, and the love that reassembles the fragments is stronger than that love which took its symmetry for granted when it was whole".

(Neither quality, alas, can be taken for granted when it comes to Schubert's operas).

We are less likely to take our marriage for granted when it continues to deliver strong emotional reactions in us.

One of my favorites is a red grape that seems largely taken for granted, when it's thought of at all.

Nothing is to be taken for granted when it comes to the definition, the legitimacy, the meaning of love or marriage.

But nothing is routine at Chrysler anymore, including the kind of financial information that investors took for granted when it was a public company.