Sentence examples for making grants from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the government and its officers may have no business making grants of status.

They will be seen collecting pennies, making grants and doing other service projects.

Then, in addition to everything else, the global economy imploded, making grants and venture capital harder to come by.

The foundation is data-driven in everything we do, from making grants to estimating and evaluating their impact.

The $30 million reserve has helped the foundation continue making grants, including some outside its budget, Mr. Fanton said.

A far better way to help people, she concluded, "is by making grants and working with other donors to improve health, reduce poverty and strengthen education".Well, maybe.

A progress from this to the king alone making grants would have been natural as the government of the realm became more centralized.

It prohibits state agencies from entering contracts with or making grants to "any entity that performs abortions or maintains or operates a facility where abortions are performed".

The proposal is intended to allow foundations to focus on making grants without regard to the tax impact of those decisions, according to a Treasury official.

The federal government has mostly limited its own efforts to promote conservation to making grants available to help farmers switch to more efficient irrigation.

"Historically... the federal government has been very much like an ATM, it's been making grants... without, frankly, a lot of follow-up as to whether it's effective.