Sentence examples for whose grants from inspiring English sources

(Five of the programs whose grants were suspended are back up and running).

The majority of Cprit's grant recipients continued their work throughout the moratorium, but some organizations whose grants expired were forced to discontinue screening programs or delay research projects.

The state, required by its Constitution to aid the needy, has spread a safety net of sorts for about 38,000 families -- 30,000 in the city -- whose grants will be canceled over the weekend under welfare overhaul legislation.

After the war, he went to work for the Carnegie Corporation of New York, one of the nation's oldest private philanthropic foundations, whose grants to colleges and research and educational institutions helped shape educational policies in America.

And in the most prestigious research programme of all, the ERC, whose grants are awarded solely on the basis of research excellence, UK-based research has so far secured more than a fifth of all funds disbursed.

But the fee can be waived, no questions asked, for any researcher whose grants are too small to cover it, said Dr. Gavin Yamey, a senior PLoS editor overseeing the debut of the journal.

Groups whose grant proposals are accepted then consult with the program's staff about their goals for the space.

He is a trustee of Natan, a New York-based philanthropy whose grant-making focuses on the Jewish community and Israel.

Robert Keller of the KeySpan Foundation, whose grant helped buy the 21-foot boat they were using, also emptied sacks over the side.

One man, whose charity did invite Mr Biggs and whose grant was cut, says he was subsequently told at the local mosque: "If you want to live in the water, you have to be a crocodile".

She also worried that district officials might be unable to evaluate inBloom objectively, given its backing by the Gates Foundation, a major donor to public schools whose grant money Jeffco was hoping to attract.