Sentence examples for grants will open from inspiring English sources

On October 17th, the Roundabout Theatre, one of many companies that Pels has assisted with grants, will open a new performance space, next door to its permanent space, on Broadway at Forty-fifth Street. Forty-fifth Street

The application processes for fee grants and loans will open on 11 June.

The bill, formally called the School Readiness Act, has attracted broad opposition from Head Start providers around the country and from an array of child welfare organizations, who describe it as a block grant program that will open the way for dismantling the popular day care program.

While representatives at the MHSAA say they empathize with the family, they're also hesitant that granting one exception will open the flood gates for future requests.

Buckingham University – the first private university to be granted a royal charter – will open its medical school next Monday, the first since the 1940s to be supported solely by fees.

An exhibition of the pieces -- organized by No Longer Empty, a nonprofit art group that got its start in 2009 by using spaces made vacant by the recession -- will open April 4, granting the public access to one of the city's stranger Gilded Age palaces for the first time.

Aerospace engineer Muhammad Rafiq, 46, was glad to hear the government will open up public grants to developers who want to build homes to let at "affordable" rents – defined as up to 80% of the full market rate.

Another 9 will open in the state through grant money distributed to other proposals from the state.

Spurred by such criticism, Mayor Bret Schundler has recently begun taking steps that he says will open the process by which abatements are granted.

If the user account being used is authorized to view the files sought, the folder will open and access to the files contained will be granted.

The grants programme will launch next year, where you can apply for money, and the volunteering system will open next year for applications.