Sentence examples for require grant from inspiring English sources
In a policy to be rolled out this October, the agency will require grant applicants to address the imbalance. .
The National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Education, and private donors encourage and even require grant applicants to reach out to the public in meaningful areas of current interest and societal debate.
With some grassroots community building, things like this can be done for free and don't really require grant money.
One way the NIH proposes to address the over-reliance on male cells and animals in preclinical research is to require grant applicants "to report their plans for the balance of male and female cells and animals in preclinical studies in all future applications, unless sex-specific inclusion is unwarranted, based on rigorously defined exceptions [ 1]".
Ultimately, the path to "more Europe" will require granting the European Parliament a far greater share of control over Europe's public expenditures, even if many European Union experts might be scornful and the British would balk.
Getting the money required grant applications that took several weeks for approval.
In January, the institute's oversight committee adopted a policy that requires grant recipients to have policies prohibiting tobacco use in buildings and structures where financed research is occurring, as well as at the outdoor areas immediately adjacent to those buildings.
I also learned that quality research in this field requires grant money, for equipment, chemicals, reagents, books, and so on.
A pilot project to ease pressure on NSF's vaunted peer-review system required grant applicants to review seven competing proposals.
In June, the U.S. National Institutes of Health issued a call for improvements in the biographical sketch that it requires grant applicants to submit.
Will they suggest changes in incentives, such as requiring grant recipients and institutions to track and report on the progress of their postdoc "alumni" and to consider them part of the university's and principal investigator's scholarly production?
