Sentence examples for issue grants from inspiring English sources
An amendment by Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, would allow the agriculture secretary to issue grants to promote the maple syrup industry.
As the department explains in its news release, Michael Portillo will chair the panel that will issue grants from the fund.
The fund will issue grants to local nonprofit groups that help Haitians with a variety of services, including immigration assistance, literacy and other educational programs, employment training, and grief counseling.
About $2.5 million of that will go to create the Fund for the Future, which will issue grants and loans to affected writers "to further their writing careers and study ways to supplement their pensions and improve access to medical insurance," according to the settlement terms.
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.
Along the way, I have come to more fully appreciate the high-level management skills required to issue grants, to make licensing agreements happen, and to establish successful, productive industry and interinstitutional collaboration--all the behind-the-scenes activities that help universities be all they can be.
"And whatever else we disagree on, I think we would agree on that that's a more toxic and contentious issue, granting full amnesty".
Some prosecutors adopt what's known as "open file" discovery, where they simply open all their files to the defense; in contrast, the Stevens prosecutors responded to the defense requests issue by issue, granting some and refusing others.
So it operated primarily as a financier, issuing grants to other organizations with greater capacity here.
If what I am doing is worthy, people issuing grants will finance us".
