Sentence examples for making grants to from inspiring English sources

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

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 group is making grants to members from the region, many of whom have relocated and are trying to establish themselves in new cities.

Safe Horizon, a private victim-services group, is making grants to people who would not qualify for money from the Crime Victims Board or other major sources.

Under President Carter, the Justice Department was making grants to local prosecutors, and Kerry proved adept at tapping into those funds.

In 1989, Claiborne and her husband resigned from the company they started, liquidated their stock and began making grants to wildlife-preservation groups.

He has made grants to independent media outlets in Africa and government watchdog groups in the United States.

To make up for some of the reduced financing, the Health Service makes grants to some dental surgeries.

Under the bill, the federal government would make grants to the states to establish insurance marketplaces or exchanges.

Pete Cooper, president of the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga, makes grants to nonprofit groups in his southern Tennessee county.

It has assets of more than $150 million and makes grants to groups including environmental, human rights and educational organizations.