Sentence examples for lose grants from inspiring English sources

The incident caused Serrano to lose grants and the artist received death threats for nearly 15 years thereafter.

Schools also are reducing nonviolent intervention training, according to a survey by the American Association of School Administrators, as states lose grants and face budget cuts.

The city will have to hire and train new staff, and will lose grants that some public aid nurses are attached to.

Dropping a class may cause you to fall below a full class load of 12 hours and therefore cause you to lose grants or scholarships with a stipulation that you be a full-time student.

You may lose grant money.

Second, the threat of losing grants leads students to focus on grades rather than education, and competition rather than cooperation.

Almost a third of them have had to lay off staff because of lost grants, and one in five has had to reduce services.

Adding to the tumult in this quiet town, settled in 1707, have been warnings of health risks, lost grants, legal fees and fines.

The hospital said that because it permanently lost grants and patients, it is also suing him and his partners for damages.

They also argue that charities losing grants from local councils will be able to tap into far larger pots of money once big reforms come through in policy areas like the National Health Service.

The meeting on Monday evening was told it would be a "double whammy" if the Welsh-medium nurseries lost grants and children.