Sentence examples for restore grant from inspiring English sources

Halleck knew from his own monitor's reports that the rumors were false, but chose not to restore Grant to command until ordered to do so by Lincoln and Stanton.

"Earlier in the campaign I set out how we could scrap fees and restore grants, now I want to widen that vision and set out a plan to move towards a National Education Service", he wrote on the Labour List website.

Joanna Williams, programme director for the PGDip/MA in higher education at University of Kent, says: Corbyn's pledge to abolish fees and restore grants at least promises to prompt some badly needed debate.

She and the Council members, speaking at a City Hall news conference, said they intended to ask the federal government to restore grants for the program to previous levels, and, if necessary, to ask the Council and the Giuliani administration to set aside about $3 million a year in extra money for these efforts.

We must prioritise education, a lifelong national education service for decent skills and opportunities, abolishing student fees, restoring grants and funding adult skills training.

The other striking observation is the rapidity with which attempts to restore federal grant support falls off as a function of the length of the gap in funding.

Restore student grants, but abandon target of 50 per cent of young people going to university.

In the campaign he made a clear commitment to abolish all tuition fees and restore maintenance grants.

The immediate reaction from researchers has been muted so far, in part because the new arrangements do not restore the grants funding that was cut in December.

Shiller said restoring the grant to the UCC would affect only the 48th Ward, not her ward.

Restore German colonies, grant him overlordship of Europe and let Britain live quietly beyond the English Channel, as Spain did behind the Pyrenees.