Sentence examples for reduced grants from inspiring English sources

Paula Kerger, PBS's president and chief executive, called the reduced grants "disappointing".

Neil Bibby, Scottish Labour's deputy education spokesman, said: "The SNP has already reduced grants which means many Scots from poorer backgrounds are less able to access university education.

Officials at various agencies have frozen hiring, canceled projects, delayed contracts, reduced grants and curtailed training, travel and upgrades in information technology.

The cuts will come primarily through reduced grants, such as for Head Start, an anti-poverty programme for preschoolers, and staff furloughs (unpaid days off).

Kansas has reduced grants that help nearly 2,800 people with disabilities live independently, and Idaho has ended or reduced cash assistance to 1,250 low-income residents who are elderly or disabled.

A major provider of money, the Chicago Park District, has reduced grants by as much as 11percenttothethe Museum of Science and Industry, Art Institute, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Chicago History Museum, Adler Planetarium and the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Some councils will top up the reduced grant, most won't.

Forbes had argued the total cut to arts organisations was necessary because of a vastly reduced grant to the council from the government, with a funding settlement he said was unfairly weighted against councils in the north.

If the policy reduces grants first, there is no net financial benefit to the student.

It did so without laying off workers, instead reducing grants to local health departments, said Dr. Bonnie Sorensen, the chief deputy director of policy and programs.

Some schools will use the scholarships to reduce the amount of debt in your package, which is obviously preferable to reducing grants or scholarships.