Sentence examples for importance of granting from inspiring English sources
"Physical security measures are of course vital, but there are also other steps we take to ensure the security of our personnel," McNorton said, including, "maintaining our relationships with local people". Egeland said the report, based on interviews with more than 250 aid workers, shows the importance of granting aid workers access to all parties to a conflict, including the Taliban.
Reaffirms the importance of granting specific protection to mother detainees and to their children including through the use of alternative measures to detention in the child's best interest, and calls on Member States and the Commission to actively promote and support such initiatives'.
"There still are significant differences to deal with," Alexander warned this week, noting the importance to Republicans of granting states more power, which many conservatives believe could help lower costs.
Jenny Griffiths was able to vouch for the importance of grants.
The Turkish case shows the importance of considering granting immigrants access to local labour markets.
For many events publicity in news media and elsewhere is of great importance, and granting privileges to the press can help in this.
Following the signing of the grant Dr. Kesetebirhan Admasu, Minister of Health emphasised the importance of the grant: "People know that you can die if you do not treat malaria, but importantly, malaria unnecessarily taxes our population by causing avoidable illness and loss of productivity and limiting our overall economic potential under the Growth and Transformation Plan.
One woman, describing the importance of the grant, told her, "It's not about the money".
There is no doubt of the importance of the grants for science and for the Bay Area's economy.
But Mr Cameron said the importance of block grants under the Barnett formula would fall as the Welsh government acquired tax-raising powers.
"The level of awareness about the career importance of successful grant applications... seems to be very low among fixed-term contract staff," says Kynch. "They are marginalised from the main activities of departments and faculties.
