Sentence examples for holding grants from inspiring English sources

Cleruchy, in ancient Greece, body of Athenian citizens in a dependent country holding grants of land awarded by Athens.

What's more, there has apparently been a collective determination, under the guise of Pruitt's directive, that advisory committee members holding grants from the agency have a "substantial conflict," but there has been no process, no notice given or comment taken, no hearing held, no record compiled, no reasoned explanation.

In addition, there may be institutional impediments to contract staff holding grants.

Person or entity holding grants, concessions, or any other type of value that would be affected by a particular action or policy.

Interviews with those holding grant review committee roles included questions about the makeup and dynamics of the committee, and how they consider and assess PP/PE in research funding applications.

Academics are increasingly encouraged to acquire external grants to finance their research, and often hold grants from multiple funders concurrently to ensure the continuity of their work.

I have held grants from the National Science Foundation and from the Hagley Museum.

Those two categories are postdocs paid directly out of professors' grants and postdocs who hold grants or fellowships that are administered by the university and who therefore receive paychecks from the university.

He was awarded the 2010 AMS-MAA-SIAM Frank and Brennie Morgan Prize, and has held grants and fellowships from the National Science Foundation, the Harvard Milton fund, the Yahoo!

However, "in general, the shorter the contract duration, the more hurdles or blocks there are likely to be for staff seeking to hold grants," observes Christabel Kynch, former chair of the Association of University Teachers' (AUT) Fixed-Term Non-Contract Research Staff Committee.

K.P.B. holds grants from the Bachmann-Strauss Dystonia and Parkinson Foundation, the Dystonia Society UK and the Halley Stewart Trust.