Sentence examples for grants willing from inspiring English sources

In addition to running Morphologic Studios, which hopes to expand, grants willing, into developing 3-D aquariums and installations, Coral Morphologic is heavily tied, as is the Borscht Festival, to the local rock scene, currently lead by bands Jacuzzi Boys and ANR.

A well-drawn out business plan will demonstrate to the bank that your drug store will be a sound investment, and it will be willing to grant you a loan.

We think the nation will be willing to grant him great flexibility in doing so, provided it sees steady effort, good will and the kind of humility that he began to show last night.

"As trust increases, more end users will be willing to grant background location permissions.

Under Mr. Schumer's plan, Congress would provide $500 million in matching grants to states willing to upgrade their electoral systems.

I know there's grants and organizations willing to help people, but I don't think it's always that accessible to everyone.

ALEX TABARROK recommends an immigration-centred stimulus, in which visas are granted to immigrants willing to purchase a home in America.

This year, there were thirty-nine countakingtaking part, including some, such as Turkey or Azerbaijan, that you would not, with atlas in hand, immediately define as European; admission is granted to any willing member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

An extract from the diary, which Rebmann in turn took from the Bible (Psalm: 51, 12) reflects Rebmann's belief in his faith: "Restore to me joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me".

PAHO's initial efforts could yield some positive mental health outcomes, granted it is willing to: ▪ Avoid overenthusiastic statements on what could be done, and focus on what can be achieved.

How many extra tools will we be willing to grant to the police and federal authorities?