Sentence examples for grants without the from inspiring English sources

Last year, NSF funded just 22% of the 50,000 grant proposals it received but the agency's EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research EAGERR) program, which allows program staff to issue grants without the usual peer review, funded more than 90% of the proposals it received.

This indicates some level of adult engagement because, at the time of the survey, children could not access grants without the involvement of an adult.

The state's collections increased, but in the budget rubble that followed an economic downturn, lawmakers in 2011 lowered the amount made available for grants without lowering the assessment.

The Governor-General immediately asked for reinforcements from France and these were granted without the slightest delay.

"It also enabled the licence to be granted, without the need for a hearing, in advance of the hospitality suite and cafe opening in February 2016".

It's also hypocritical because we wouldn't be able to live the lives we take for granted without the supply of energy these companies provide us".

Mr. Hevesi's office provided a reporter with an accounting of the increasing number of contracts Mr. Giuliani's administration has granted without the standard bidding.

In terms of how complex and ideologically fraught One Direction fandom is, it ranks right up there with the current social situation in Syria, although, granted, without the munitions and stuff.

According to the CRPD, access to inclusive education is to be granted without the requirement to meet any eligibility criteria.

Training grants and fellowships should replace grant support for most trainees so that more can be invested in research grants without increasing the number of trainees and further glutting Ph.D.-level science labor markets.

"To ensure that all graduate students supported by the NIH receive excellent training," the working group wrote, echoing language from Tilghman's 1998 report, "NIH should increase the proportion of graduate students supported by training grants and fellowships compared with those supported by research project grants, without increasing the overall number of graduate student positions".