Sentence examples for offering grant from inspiring English sources

In the EC's new policy document, Agenda for Change, endorsed by European ministers on Monday, the EC outlined its commitment to increase private sector involvement, offering grant funding to manage investment risks in poorer countries.

Made with the assistance of acclaimed Texan folk rockers Midlake, who lent him their studio and nursed him through his emotional wobbles, it's offering Grant a first real chance of success: his previous band, the Czars, split in 2004 after struggling to muster even cult appeal.

By offering grant money with no strings attached, the Start-Up Chile program has been successful in attracting entrepreneurs to the country – but less successful in keeping them.

· On top of the help offered directly by the power firms, Warm Front is still offering grants to help the over 70s and to those on benefits of up to £2,700 to install a new central heating boiler.

Second, in addition to offering grants to fund projects, more NIH institutes should offer grants to fund investigators, such as the new MIRA award being introduced at the NIH National Institute of General Medical Sciences.

Last month the government started offering grants to slow its decline.

The EU is offering grants to poor countries.

Will your organization be offering grants to develop microbicides?

The government is also offering grants to companies that hire older workers.

The labour department is now offering grants to community colleges that train students for jobs identified by local employers.

The council is is offering grants worth $500,000 for five years for more research on windfarms and human health.