Sentence examples for set grant from inspiring English sources

A self-confessed "committed and passionate" perfectionist on a film set, Grant has constantly opted to describe himself as a reluctant actor, who chooses to be neutral about his career and works mostly with friends from previous collaborations.

Backdating options can enrich the recipients by setting grant dates at times when the shares traded lower, building in extra gains.

Setting Grant review panels of the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia.

Setting: Grant-supported mentor-mentee program developed at an urban private medical school in the northeastern US.

Environment minister Greg Hunt is set to grant himself retrospective legal immunity against potential claims that he failed to consider environmental advice before approving key mining projects.

He seems set to grant legal papers to millions of foreigners, notably the parents of children who are citizens or legal residents.

The Senate looks set to grant normal trading rights, but the vote in the House is still up for grabs, Congressional leaders and administration officials said.

The Chinese government is set to grant official papers to millions of people born illegally under the country's recently reversed one-child policy.

In addition, it would set the grant at $9,084 for recipients at private universities and delete a scheduled reduction to $8,056 for new recipients at private colleges.

It is also important to remember that some skills sets (grant application skills, for example) require years to fully develop and, therefore, that SURE may impel its students in a positive pedagogic direction even in the absence of a sense that their "ability" has improved.

"Mark Belnick believed Kozlowski set and granted his compensation with the directors having a role," Mr. Weingarten told jurors during his closing argument.