Sentence examples for operation of grant from inspiring English sources

The longer term research framework of the report also reveals what appears to be an undeclared policy to shed smaller companies from the ACE's national portfolio (a net loss of 352 since 2007/8), a continuing failure to address cultural diversity in the country and worrying inconsistencies in the operation of grant programmes.

The Global Fund is committed to the transparency and accountability of its operations; including those of grant recipients and grant contributors.

I don't completely -- I don't take any of society's current mode of high frequency operations for granted.

A non-binding Memorandum of Understanding was signed on the eleventh of April 2006 to grant MTRCL operation of the existing KCR network with a service concession of 50 years.

This paper addresses the development of an enterprise service bus (ESB) to grant the operation of GVC.

It had adopted the popular emerging standard for such networks, known as 802.11b or Wi-Fi; the hospital's network, apparently set to the most welcoming mode of operation, automatically granted access to Mr. Rubin's machine.

For the next few paragraphs, we shall take semantic interpretation to refer to the process of deriving meaning representations from a word stream, taking for granted the operation of a prior or concurrent parsing phase.

At the same time, this procedure evokes the standard Gricean mode of explanation: granted the operation of the Cooperative Principle and, more broadly, the shared premise of rationality, we reinterpret apparent violations of valid principles or maxims so as to conserve the assumption that one's interlocutor is a rational and cooperative agent.

These two roles should be separated, the panel recommended, by putting the CIRM president and other senior managers in charge of daily operations, including grant reviews, and ICOC in charge of strategic planning and oversight.

In the near future, the group also plans to distribute start-up grants for the operation of new schools.

Is it earned by meritorious works or granted by the obscure operations of grace?