Sentence examples for screening grants from inspiring English sources

When the Susan G. Komen Foundation cut off Planned Parenthood from breast cancer screening grants, it assured the press and angry donors that the decision was not political.

Susan G. Komen made headlines in 2012 when it stopped providing breast cancer screening grants to Planned Parenthood at the direction of Karen Handel, a former executive at the charity who opposed legal abortion.

Komen has been struggling to repair its reputation since the public backlash over its decision, at the beginning of February, to pull cancer screening grants from Planned Parenthood because some of its clinics perform abortions.

They were not quite ready to launch their project, called UltraViolet, and their website was not yet running when the news broke that Susan G. Komen for the Cure had pulled cancer screening grants from Planned Parenthood over abortion politics.

Republican Senate candidate Karen Handel, the former Susan G. Komen executive responsible for ending the charity's breast cancer screening grants to Planned Parenthood, lost to two men in the primary for Sen. Saxby Chambliss' vacated seat on Tuesday.

Nothing better extends our reach into the television screen, granting, with a click and a phut, the ability to affect objects both near and far.

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The state also failed to protect against conflict of interest, hiring the author of one program competing for use in Reading First schools to screen grant applications submitted by districts.

It's a pleasure to hold and to use; the pictures generally look superb; and the uncompromised Live View feature and tilting screen grant you shots you simply can't get with other S.L.R.'s.

Under a plan approved today, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH --the NIMH --theargest fuNIMH --theinationpsychiatric research--will establish a special working group to screen grant applications for studies that would exacerbate patients'ssymptoms (known as "chalargest studies) or withdraw medication (known as "drug washout" studies).

The movie, produced by Warner Bros Entertainment subsidiary 3 Foot 7, also reaped NZ$46.9m from New Zealand's large budget screen production grant.