Sentence examples for mainstream grants from inspiring English sources

Mainstream grants were delivered under other leaders of the council, but no questions were raised then.

What's being talked about with the mainstream grants is 0.5% of the total budget of this council.

Officers' recommendations were systematically overruled, said Pickles, pointing out that across mainstream grants by the council, 81% of officer recommendations were rejected by councillors, and more than £400,000 was handed out to bodies that failed to meet the minimum criteria to be awarded anything at all.

The Irish funding boost also had repercussions on mainstream research grants.

Over the last decade, however, the endowment has been reduced to supporting mainstream institutions, making grants based more on political considerations than on artistic merit.

For a president so devoted to theatrical clashes with the mainstream media, he grants interviews to journalists like a man with plenty of time on his hands.

The more educated and experienced you are about diverse perspectives, the less you'll take mainstream opinions for granted.

Whether ambitious mainstream moviemaking has been granted a new, long-term lease on life remains to be seen.

Few care homes have more than one computer, or more than a handful of people who know how to use it, so we were unable to create the complete feedback loop that we now take for granted in mainstream health service settings.

Rigid designation and the accompanying necessity, even with respect to terms for properties, which are the most controversial candidates for rigidity, are commonly taken for granted in mainstream literature from various areas of philosophy (see above, §3).

The American Dream always was and continues persistently to be created and re-created in the imaginations of people on the outside--outside the country or outside mainstream successes taken for granted by those whose families achieved them.