Sentence examples for library grant from inspiring English sources

If we don't take advantage of the library grant, there won't be any more.

William Ehlers, library board chairman, said the board wanted to bring the appropriation to a town meeting in September to take advantage of the library grant before it expires in April 2004.

The city does work with the Fund for Public Schools to raise money that can be allocated citywide, but compare the Fund's typical library grant of $10,000 with the $40,000 needed to support the TNS library for a school year, and then consider how many city schools might be even more in need of that money than TNS.

Instead of the usual library grant here, road project there, though, the Governor is going tradition one better, with two programs that are sending refund checks to more than a million New Yorkers in the middle of his campaign for a second term.

The Secretary of State office could disband the Secretary of States Police and could decentralize the library grant program.

Over the next few years, I was able to secure a $5,500 library grant to improve our school library, and the following year I secured a $12,000 grant to construct an Outdoor Science and Nature Center through requests from the West Virginia legislature.

The fund has provided over 250 library grants of up to $10,000 each and has helped 70 schools upgrade their art spaces with grants of up to $20,000 each.

In honor of the centennial of his death on April 21, the library granted The New York Times permission to examine this trove of books and record notes and markings Twain left behind in their margins.

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The rapturous reception last spring of his latest collection, A Book of Lives, was followed in October by the news that, in the wake of his 2004 appointment as Scots Makar (national poet), the Heritage Lottery Fund had awarded the Scottish Poetry Library a grant of £50,000 to acquire and house his extensive archive.

Emperor Francis II, petitioned in Albert's behalf by officials of the library, magnanimously granted permission for the exchange in 1796.