Sentence examples for matching grants from from inspiring English sources
The program, which depends on federal funds with matching grants from states, is up for renewal in Congress this year.
Today, with matching grants from the Department of Environmental Protection, many land trusts have a lot of incentive to acquire money.
All this -- along with rewiring, installation of air-conditioning and fire-detection systems, and structural work to prepare for securing a new steeple -- was accomplished with contributions from parishioners, matching grants from New York State and a few donors from outside the congregation.
The result: thousands of new businesses, a few of them funded by an aid program that rewards enterprise and requires fast paybacks and matching grants from African governments.
And although state budgets are hurting, Adamo says they'll likely spend on highways anyway, because they get matching grants from Washington that they must use or lose.
Funded with $10 million in matching grants from the BCCF and the local council, the LBI is expected to house about 15 start-up companies, employing approximately 150 people.
The city later widened streets, put in sidewalks and added benches with a matching grant from the federal government.
In 1998 he received a grant for $35,000 from Steven Spielberg's Righteous Persons Foundation and in December 1999, a matching grant from that organization for $50,000.
The institution will use that money, as well as a matching grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, to endow a position called the Patricia Cornwell Conservation Scientist.
The program, formerly known as the Michigan Journalism Fellows, was renamed last year after a $1 million gift from the CBS News correspondent Mike Wallace and his wife, Mary, and a $5 million matching grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
The rental incomes and the proceeds from the sale of a small part of the estate's 35-acre, or 14-hectare, site will be added to a matching grant from English Heritage, the public agency that oversees historic properties, to pay for the repairs.
