Sentence examples for practice grant from inspiring English sources

Strategic planning has remained a dominant management technique in corporate practice (Grant 2003).

Athletes Connected was created this past spring after the NCAA awarded the university an Innovations in Research and Practice Grant to create a "model program for supporting the mental health of student athletes".

Brazil has, in practice, granted diplomatic asylum to Mr Zelaya (although its foreign ministry said he was just a guest).

He also, in practice, granted freedom of the press, and France was flooded with pamphlets addressing the reconstruction of the state.

One might churlishly point out that doubtlessly there were Douthats active in each of the epochs arguing that these radical transformations of previous practice granted forgiveness to those who, under the old standards, did not merit it.

Items in the questionnaire included socio demographics, infant feeding practices, grant application and receipt.

Three pharmacy and three medical practices granted us permission for interviews.

"It's not our practice to grant political asylum," the official said, adding that the ministry had contacted the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.

At the Global Fund, our first line of defense is embedding risk management in the core practice of grant making; the second line is broad oversight coordinated by a Risk team; the third line is an independent Office of the Inspector General that conducts audits and investigations.

The Statute of Monopolies granted fourteen-year monopolies to authors and inventors and ended the practice of granting rights to "non-original/new" ideas or works already in the public domain.

The board on Monday also announced that it was abandoning the practice of granting lifetime tenure.