Sentence examples for requests for grants from inspiring English sources

How do they receive requests for grants?" Ms. Kwan said it was important for clients to put good governance in place, with checks and balances on the committee making the decisions, and to devote time and resources to due diligence.

Nina Olson, who has been the fund-raiser and publicist for Raices for nine years, has written at least 50 requests for grants and financing, most of them rejected.

Mr. Dehghan also put the mobbing of the president's car into perspective, pointing out that during his first term, people began to hand him letters appealing for help, particularly once "it became apparent that Ahmadinejad's office actually responded to many of the letters, often requests for grants or loans".

Leach, who was by then the Commissioner, indicated that Main Roads would likely approve requests for grants to improve Old Coast road from the road boards in the area, and that provision for funding had been made in the 1954 55 budget.

Nina Stack, the council's communications director, denied repeated requests for grant applications, business plans and even independent audits of the theater.

All executive branch departments and agencies are directed that no application shall be submitted to the federal government in connection with requests for grant funding for programs and demonstration projects deriving from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("PPACA" or "the Act") (Pub.L. 111-148) unless otherwise required by law, or approved by the office of the Governor.

On the other hand, failure to supply SP to both government and private HFs may result from failure of the government authorities concerned to present appropriate plan and budget request for grants from the Global Fund for Fighting AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM).

He said there had been "no financial package outside the normal, in the public domain request, for grant support".

Colin Lawther, senior Nissan official for Europe, told the Guardian that there had been "no financial package outside the normal, in the public domain request, for grant support".

That plan is reflected in the title of a 26 February request for grant applications, from NICHD and the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), that calls for "Paradigm-Shifting Innovations" in how to assess the human placenta.

With countries lodging carefully costed and highly detailed requests for new grants under the present round of grant-giving -- the 9th in the Global Fund's history -- a further funding shortfall of up to $3 billion is anticipated for 2010.