Sentence examples for money granted from inspiring English sources

Money granted by the state to political parties does not stretch far.

The Oxford Dictionary defines subsidy as "money granted by the government or a public body, etc., to keep down the price of commodities, etc … any grant of money".

The agencies have created a category called "approved pending," which the program's critics say actually means no decision made, and no money granted.

The EU budget is pocket money, granted by member states to a supranational rump agency, currently involved in firefighting an existential crisis of its most ambitious project, European monetary union (EMU).

The presiding judge, Brigitte Koppenhöfer, said the money, granted to Mr. Esser amid a takeover battle with Vodafone of Britain, amounted to "double payment" and was not in the interest of Mannesmann.

Although federal regulators have resumed granting approval for controlled experiments with psychedelics, there has been little public money granted for the research, which is being conducted at Hopkins, the University of Arizona; Harvard New York Universityy; the University of California, Los Angeles; and other places.

"Money grants you freedom, I guess".

The program thus provided direct money grants to religious schools.

Financing is a patchwork of foundation money, grants and private donations.

Buffalo State College gave her the most money; grants and a $5,000 annual student loan covered all but $810 of the tuition.

Judge Sarah S. Vance of Federal District Court found that "these non-neutral, direct money grants of taxpayer funds to favored houses of worship are clearly unconstitutional".