Sentence examples for prospective grant from inspiring English sources

But according to David Morse, a Pew spokesman, it has been able to cut "substantial costs" from its operation simply by allowing prospective grant recipients to submit some parts of their grant applications online.

Government funding is catalyst in new industries: "if it works, would it matter?" is one of the first questions Dr. Martin said she and her ARPA-E team ask when evaluating prospective grant applicants.

A cross-sectional study, belonging to prospective grant PNCDI2 no.62077/2008, was conducted in a national reference hospital in 2011-2012.

The future held promise, however: more than $850,000 was held in reserve in prospective grants while the theater company reorganized financially.

Most legal authorities indicate President Trump has the power to grant prospective pardons for criminal acts not subject to formal charge.

Typically, two of the five prospective borrowers are granted loans.

But, for years now, the E.U. has tried to avoid granting prospective refugees that right by making it nearly impossible for them to enter any of its countries legally.

These applicants will no longer have to dread the now-crucial chalk talk, "a big part of the job interview," in which they try to convince prospective employers that granting agencies will judge them and their ideas fundable.

"What is critical to understand here is that the council has a duty to prospective students when it grants a seal of approval," said Stephen Gillers, a New York University law professor and expert on legal ethics.

First of all, CSHL tells me they do not provide specific travel grants for prospective summer students.

Kato and Sparber (2013) find that restrictive immigration policy (tightening of H-1B visa grants for prospective undergraduate students) disproportionately discourages high-ability international students from pursuing education in the USA.