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The companies also have agreed to sell foreclosed homes to nonprofits using grants from the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
Its application for AIDS was discovered at Yale University, which holds the patent, using grants from the federal government and Bristol.
It is now now leased and run by the Strawberry Hill trust and has been restored over the past decade, room by painstaking room, using grants from the Heritage Lottery Fund, charities and public donations.
Using grants from the Economic and Social Research Council and the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Hall and the other historians are now examining British Caribbean slave ownership between 1763 and 1833 with the aim of producing a searchable database of estates and further investigating the commercial, political, institutional and cultural legacies of the British-based slave owners.
Often, a local entrepreneur sets up a company using grants from the Israeli government and venture capital from abroad.
But a growing number of law enforcement agencies, from Philly to LA, are forming their own anti-trafficking units—often using grants from the feds and deploying similarly gallant rhetoric despite limited evidence their arrests do much to stop exploitation.
Amplify estimates that many school districts could use grants from the Education Department's Race to the Top program, which brings technology and personalized learning to schools.
"Teachers don't object to the use of technology," said Sabrina Laine, vice president of the American Institutes for Research, which has studied the views of the nation's teachers using grants from organizations like the Gates and Ford Foundations.
The group said it spent $50,000, using grants from foundations, to prepare architectural drawings showing how the armory could house 1,800 classroom seats, to be used by two or three public schools.
Using grant money from the EU, the social enterprise has so far handed out 30 cargo tricycles to its collectors to help them carry what they find.
Using grant money from the San Mateo Parks Foundation to finance the work, Dr. Weiss and his team collected 4,000 Bay checkerspot larvae last winter from Coyote Ridge park in San Jose, the only remaining habitat for the species.
