Sentence examples for new endowment from inspiring English sources

His new endowment will only increase the plaudits.

The Olin Foundation is not making new endowment grants, Mr. Piereson said.

"East Wind Over Weehawken" will be the only artwork the museum sells to fund its new endowment.

Both were talking before the announcement of the new endowment fund, which aims to tackle that challenge.

The new endowment, to be called the Rudolf Nureyev Fund at the Joffrey Ballet, is among the foundation's biggest grants to a single cultural institution.

Mr. Donovan, the housing secretary, said that so many people in Washington now know the new Endowment chief that no one bothers to use his last name.

But in 1999 PBS broadcast only 9 new endowment-backed films for a total of 23 hours, said Nancy Rogers, director of the endowment's public programs division.

At Oxford, where Laud was chosen president of St. John's in 1611 and chancellor in 1629, new statutes, new endowments, and new buildings improved the university, both as a centre of learning and as a training ground for Laudian religion.

Sinking into deficit, Barnes administrators are scrambling for $85 million in new endowments to maintain the collection, along with the Barnes art school and arboretum and Ker-Feal, a 137-acre farm-museum in Chester Hills stocked with 18th-century furniture and art pieces.

By 1215, there were over 600 monastic communities in England, but new endowments slowed during the 13th century, creating long-term financial problems for many institutions.

This newest endowment is aimed at construction and operation of 30 to 35 new centers, geared to provide recreational and educational facilities to the public.