Sentence examples for grants worthy from inspiring English sources

In the last 4 years, AFRI's review process has identified $3.85 billion in grants worthy of funding.

The language would have defined grants worthy of federal funding as those that have "met the merit review criteria of the foundation".

Day began the charity, which issues grants to worthy animal welfare causes, in 1978.

Ali then introduced Leavor to a local social enterprise, the Carlisle Business Centre, which awards grants to worthy causes.

Established by the Legislature in 1967, the New Jersey Historic Trust was given full authority to appoint officers and staff and, since 1987, to issue grants to worthy historic preservation projects, using a $6 million annual stipend it receives from the Garden State Preservation Trust Fund.

"Do you make a financial sacrifice for local environmental reasons and then make it less easy to make grants for worthy causes, including important environmental causes elsewhere?" asked Murray Gell-Mann, a physicist and Nobel Prize winner on the board of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

Hasbro's Charitable Trust & Children's Foundation gives grants to worthy causes from adoption centers to the Special Olympics.

The members of the parliament were shocked that only one in three grants deemed worthy actually receive funding.

The statement clarifies Bucshon's comments by explaining that the draft legislation "is consistent with the plan approved by the National Science Board that requires NSF staff to provide clear justifications for why grants are worthy of American taxpayer funds". .

Hurricane Sandy has been no different, and so far the ASPCA has awarded grants to worthy recipients, such as City Critters, Monmouth County SPCA, Staten Island Hope Animal Rescue and Urban Cat League.

This issue is not beyond-left-and-right but is in fact a clash of fundamental values -- Rep. Pence cheering on those shouting "cut it or shut it" at a Capitol Hill Tea Party rally vs. Senators Schumer and Reid saying it's wrong to cut Pell Grants for worthy students and tax cuts for the rich at the cost of 700,000 jobs (Mark Zandi).