Sentence examples for international grants from inspiring English sources

It recently extended its international grants programme to include more countries around the world, including Afghanistan, Mongolia, Guatemala and Lebanon.

He also appeared to signal a desire for more foreign participation in the economy, saying that alleviating poverty would require "international grants, aid, loans and technical expertise".

Most of the world now recognises his government, meaning that the vital tap of international grants and loans to one of the poorest and most violent countries in the Americas has been turned back on.

The country's rubber-stamp parliament has recently passed a law forcing nongovernmental organisations that receive international grants to declare themselves "foreign agents", and another that could prompt widespread censorship of the internet.

Until last month, the bride, who will keep her name, was an assistant manager of international grants at the MAC AIDS Fund, the corporate foundation of the MAC Cosmetics unit of the Estée Lauder Companies in New York.

The arts make up only 0.7% of the council budget, but they provide the core income that allows these organisations to attract millions more in national and international grants, sponsorship (the first thing sponsors ask is "How much does the local council give?"), and fund work with the young, elderly and disadvantaged that has drifted out of social care budgets and into the arts.

The lead scientist in an international grant team must be in one of the member countries.

Her new international grant has five M.D. clinicians and five Ph.D. biologists, plus genomicists and informatics specialists, in San Diego, Vancouver, and Toronto.

But with a chronic lack of research funding, Pàl saw no prospect for returning unless he could come back with a large international grant in hand.

He reported that the directive requires researchers at the 357 RAS institutes to file reports on all international grant applications, articles sent for publication abroad, travel to international conferences, and the activities of foreign colleagues who visit Russian labs.

The measure would have required researchers at the 357 RAS institutes to file reports on all international grant applications, articles sent for publication abroad, travel to international conferences, and foreign colleagues visiting Russian labs.