Sentence examples for the only grant from inspiring English sources
The only grant programme to which the 40% target applies is the Marie Curie Fellowship program, which aims to increase the mobility of young scientists at pre- and postdoctoral levels.
When asked why Bauer's group was the only grant recipient in 2011, Carey replied that SAFE has branched out and grown significantly since then.
The only grant of its kind in the nation, the prize awards up to $100,000 each to five older adults that advocate for new ways to tackle tough social problems.
"I thought that a 'zine might be a good way for connecting with people, and then publishing the 'zine was costing so much money that I started trying to find a grant for it, and the only grant that I could find was an AIDS project, and they wanted it to tie in somehow with HIV outreach".
We analyzed expenditure by activities within SDA, for two grants for which the data were available, and which were the only grants to include activities directly related to SRH integration: ETH-202-G03-H-00 and ET-708-G08-H.
The USPTO would only grant Apple the trademark to the full iPad mini name if the company could show that the word 'mini' has now acquired a "distinctiveness".
Thus, when a Voice over IP application requests permission use SIP which seems relevant, the user can only grant the group of seven permissions.
In the memo released Monday, however, Sessions limited the funding the government can deny the jurisdictions: only grants awarded by the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security.
Campbell, whose officer ranks had been depleted in the Caribbean campaign, would only grant the leave after the upcoming expedition.
The integration location should only grant the execution of a query if the purpose of the query specified by the data consumer matches one of the purposes for which the data items have been collected [13].
Therefore, the integration location should only grant the execution of a query if the security level assigned to the data consumer is higher or equal to the sensitivity label assigned to data items returned by that query.
