Sentence examples for paper grant from inspiring English sources

When applicants send paper grant applications, the foundation contacts them via e-mail, e-fax, telephone or letter directing them to the Web site.

As I wrote in a 2012 Profile of the paper, Grant mounted a dauntless attack on the Mail during the Leveson Inquiry into the practices of the British press, deconstructing detail by detail a story that the Mail on Sunday had run about him and a "charming, married, middle-aged lady" with whom, as it happened, Grant was not having an affair.

For the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the migration from paper grant applications to the electronic variety--scheduled for 5 February 2007--is 2007--is 2007--is a.

The paper granted him a leave of absence to take his White House job, and after his resignation he returned to the paper as a columnist.

Remember how a week ago, the Washington Post responded to a tweet from GLAAD, which had complained that the paper granted a forum to anti-gay bigot Tony Perkins, by telling the LGBT-rights organization that they were "working to cover both sides" of the gay-teens-being-hounded-to-suicide-by-homophobes debate?

Even now, being unemployed, I have been too busy writing papers, grant applications, doing home improvements and voluntary work, to knuckle down to writing.

Having to articulate where I want to go, trying to persuade someone that they want to hire me, support me, and so on, is very different from writing papers, grant applications, and reports.

Once the institution has completed its investigation, ORI investigators examine the research records related to the allegations, including published papers, grant applications, laboratory notebooks, computer files, manuscripts, abstracts, theses, and presentations.

He managed to get papers granting his parents a one-month stay in the Dominican Republic, paying about $500 to a fixer.

Official papers granting formal approval to Ariel University were signed on Wednesday by the head of the Israeli military's central command, Major General Nitzan Alon.

Mr. Quinn said the accusation was off base, and that was good enough for Mr. Clinton, who signed the papers granting the pardon early the next morning.