Sentence examples for public granting from inspiring English sources

After a 20-year period under lock and key, one of the world's premier private collections has reopened to the general public, granting access to more than 100 of the world's most desirable cars. .

Then, in a reverse move when news of this backroom deal became public, NAB leadership closed the session to the public, granting access only to NAB member companies.

A reasonably simple system would be to code trial funding as pharmaceutical industry, non-industry (for example, public granting agency, private not for profit granting agency), combined pharmaceutical industry and non-industry, non-industry with study drug supplied by pharmaceutical industry, no study funding, or not reported.

We extracted the funding sources for the Cochrane reviews from the sources of support declaration or acknowledgments and classified them as non-industry (for example, public granting agency, private not for profit granting agency), combined pharmaceutical industry and non-industry, or none reported (review not funded or review funding information not disclosed).

Signed by dozens of prominent Nicaraguans, the manifesto pointed out that the concession, approved without consulting the public, granted Wang sweeping rights over any lands he chose, even those owned by private citizens.

Until now we haven't had any public grants.

The parish was seeking to enhance its profile in the community and obtain public grants.

What's more, it was crazed to believe a public good required minimal or no public grants.

It took more than £600m from the National Lottery and a further £180m in public grants to keep it from closing.

It is now rebranded as "Orangefest", an alleged family and tourist festival complete with a £100,000 public grant.

The rival Out groups are competing to be named as the official campaign, which would grant them higher spending limits and a public grant.