Sentence examples for readiness grants from inspiring English sources

The Fund's approach is strongly country-driven, engaging with countries to ensure that its investments are aligned with national priorities, promoting direct access for national entities, and providing readiness grants that build national capacity.

The city has made incredible advances in the way it leverages and advances tech, even receiving a "smart city readiness" grant from the Smart Cities Council in 2017.

In 2018 they were awarded the smart cities readiness grant and will be using it to create new infrastructure, better analytic data tools and work on economic development projects.

Mindful of a darkening financial climate, Hendy shed few tears over Johnson's early shelving of several schemes Livingstone had put into the TfL pipeline and welcomed his readiness to grant a succession of inflation-plus fares hikes and the consistent boost to TfL funds these provided.

With class animosities disguised as high-minded mistrust, Adams's anti-Grant virus communicated itself to other "reformers," who saw in Grant's readiness to use the normal spoils system of civil-service appointments a form of rampant corruption.

He'd been doing it so well for so long that I'd begun to take for granted his readiness to get the story of the Arab world, however hard the place — Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Syria — and bring it to us with his characteristic thoughtfulness and grace.

Perhaps a tenth of Algeria's then 9m people were killed; bombs went off in mainland France; the French security services routinely used torture; and disaffected French officers, opposed to de Gaulle's readiness from 1959 to grant Algeria self-determination, plotted several coups.In this section Putin versus the oligarchs?

If the successful exercise of the skill requires that others be willing to accept it as a competent performance, others' gender-based readiness or refusal to grant expertise to an agent in exercising that skill can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.

If we choose to maintain the Constitution as our democratic blueprint, we may not ignore it or manipulate it to serve the interests of a particular group at a particular time, especially when that group's interests are based on their lack of readiness and willingness to grant the same rights to all their fellow Americans.

In January 2017, it was announced that Rhode Island was one of 10 states to win a $2 million grant for increasing career readiness.

Many of us take the disaster readiness of servers and data centers for granted.