Sentence examples for measure of grant from inspiring English sources

The 2011 and 2012 resubmission process provided us with a direct opportunity to assess the influence of the review process on the evolution of the grant applications as a measure of grant writing.

Citing lack of medical evidence such as hospital records to corroborate the assault allegations, Kornreich said: "I don't understand why I have to take an extraordinary measure of granting an injunction," according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Even more pernicious measures are becoming widespread, such as moves to assess the performance of academic staff by measuring the amount of grant money they bring in (Bishop, 2014; Jump, 2015).

In May 2007, the European Commission authorized another Flemish measure to grant a subsidy of 20 Euros per container transshipped at a Flemish inland container terminal from or to an inland waterway vessel (N 682/06).

When Fred Pickel sat down to write the city's official argument in favor of a ballot measure to grant more autonomy to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, he promised voters it would make the municipally owned utility "more accountable, transparent and responsive".

amount of granted resources.

Main outcome measures The proportion of grant proposals that were always, sometimes, and never funded after accounting for random variability arising from differences in panel members' scores, and the cost effectiveness of different size assessment panels.

Second, the data from applicants who submitted a revised proposal provided a direct measure of improvement in grant writing.

After a succession of revolts against Chinese authority, mainly in the north, a measure of autonomy was granted.

Some measure of vindication was granted Paterno when two members of the officiating crew that worked the Iowa game on Sept. 28 were later suspended by the Big Ten.

In China thousands of monasteries were closed or allowed to decline before a measure of toleration was granted in the mid-1980s.