Sentence examples for rebuilding grants from inspiring English sources

But the vision study, he emphasized, could ultimately become a moneymaker, backed up by "real, solid facts" and other studies that would help the town apply for rebuilding grants.

In answering the criticism at a hearing on Tuesday, his office said that 100 homeowners, out of 4,100 approved for rebuilding grants, had signed contracts with builders, suggesting that the logjam was slowly easing.

Though the outcome is uncertain, UJA-Federation of New York and several other Jewish organizations have been urging damaged synagogues to apply for FEMA rebuilding grants before coming deadlines, in case the rule changes.

Under Louisiana's "Road Home" program to rebuild storm-damaged housing, rebuilding grants for homeowners on average fell about $35,000 short of the money needed to rebuild.

In early March the central government approved $3.75 billion in rebuilding grants for 59 villages and towns, part of a larger fund of $120 billion earmarked for recovery projects.

Instead of hearing all the stories similar to my stories, you'd be hearing, 'We're good, we're good.' We keep hearing the same stuff: 'Where's the money?' " Housing advocates have sued the administration, arguing that the procedure for awarding the rebuilding grants has been opaque.

He spent most of his rebuilding grant buying materials, including windows, shingles and everything else in the shed.

Mike Barthelemy, a freshman linebacker, sleeps on an air mattress as his family awaits its rebuilding grant from the state.

The Reform congregation has applied for a rebuilding grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but the $51 billion disaster aid package to be considered by Congress next week doesn't specifically include houses of worship on the list of eligible nonprofits.

There's just not enough footprint to accommodate the people who want to move back into the city right now". The Federal Emergency Management Agency has begun to give tens of thousands of city homeowners financial assistance for rebuilding, but the grants are capped at $26,200 per household, not enough in most cases for major reconstruction.

— Two storms later, a slow payout in North Carolina: In the two years since Hurricane Matthew, the state of North Carolina has doled out block grants for rebuilding to just 53 of more than 1,000 families that have filed applications for one, the New York Times reports.