Sentence examples for working for grant from inspiring English sources

An ongoing investigation by the Fund's Inspector General found that "senior officials working for grant implementers" had stolen about $4 million of that money by submitting false invoices, creating fake bids, and overcharging for training.

Her testimony was widely circulated in New York's tabloids, which quoted her saying that working for Grant-Byas afforded her money and freedom, and that her clients included New York law enforcement officials and a Chicago judge.

It's so easy to take a place where you live or work for granted, but literally around the corner are masterpieces.

Over a 10-month period Mr Ladva "granted or had other people who worked for him grant false visa applications.

The findings, summarized in a press release, indicated that women working for employers who granted them greater flexibility took fewer sick days.

HENRY OLSEN, a shrewd analyst at the American Enterprise Institute, has been arguing for a while that the Republicans are taking the votes of the white working class for granted as 2012 approaches.

Some of them work for employers who grant paid leave for jury duty but often it covered only a day or two.

No man I've ever talked to has discussed his affinity for pornography with a woman who works for him (though, granted, I do believe Anita Hill).

"I work for a land-grant university, and our charge is to develop varieties that help agriculture and consumers.

And the people he encounters and breaks through to don't take his work for granted.

We take a lot of this work for granted now, but every one of these efforts is fairly new.