Sentence examples for particularly grants from inspiring English sources

He concedes, though, that charities have come to rely much more on individual giving and volunteering since government funding – particularly grants – nosedived when austerity followed the 2008 crash.

Grants to communities of color continue to fall, representation of minorities on boards and staffs have fallen below that of Fortune 500 companies, and even when grants are made to minority communities, they tend to avoid all controversy, particularly grants for community organizing and empowerment.

A federally placed participant revealed that despite the existence in the public sector of criteria determining project selection, those projects which received foreign funding, particularly grants topped the priority list for funding and approval.

Potential students apply to grant-awarding bodies directly, although there are grants(particularly postdoctoral grants) held by individual research groups, to which students should then apply.

Is the level of federal aid, particularly Pell grants, sustainable in this budget climate?

Eighty percent of the 200 companies surveyed late last year by William Mercer, a benefits consulting firm based in New York, said it was important to offer special allowances, particularly "hardship grants" for people working in parts of the world deemed difficult.

It occurs in several variants but the general idea is that research, particularly winning grants and producing 4* rated publications, counts for everything and someone who delivers on the research front can neglect their teaching, shirk departmental duties and still win promotion.

And Pakistan's powerful army has resisted Sharif's ambition to see a speedy normalisation of relations with India, particularly the granting of "most favoured nation" status to India as a trade partner.

Especially popular in Silicon Valley during the high-tech boom, they are a coveted incentive to lure and keep talent, particularly when granted by newly public companies with the opportunity for rapid growth.

His use of pardons he signed off on more than 5,000 during his five-year term proved controversial, particularly that granted in 2010 to Jose Enrique Crousillat, a broadcaster jailed in connection with the corruption scandal that brought down the Fujimori government.

It went well beyond what President Bush had been seeking, particularly in granting some of the nation's biggest companies the right to claim, immediately, billions of dollars in tax credits built up over 15 years under the corporate alternative minimum tax.