Sentence examples for year of grant from inspiring English sources

Bennett's wholly correct assertion that there was genuine civic pride in such achievements was brought home to me when, as an undergraduate, I applied for an extra year of grant from Leeds education department.

After that, I could look at moving to the start-up or maybe applying for another year of grant to do a similar kind of project.

Approximately 20 hours per year of IR staff time and two weeks per year of grant lead time were dedicated to annually reviewing student success data, creating and giving presentations across campus.

What the crash has revealed is a malfunctioning economic model held together by the public sector: creating jobs where the private sector can't; bailing out the banks when they come knocking; subsiding companies with £93bn a year of grants and tax breaks.

Imagine how attractive you will be to academic departments when you tell the search committee that you already have 2 years of grant money for your laboratory!

Most of these targets, especially those set for the first 3 years of grant implementation, are outputs, and others reflect the results of several different activities, making the currently reported indicators difficult to use for assessing integration of SRH and HIV/AIDS.

Michael is a multi year recipient of grant awards from the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Ford Foundation, and Rockefeller Foundation.

Such a step is reminiscent of measures taken by New York City in the financial crisis of the 1970s or moves made more recently by the Big Three domestic automakers to reduce their labor costs after years of granting steady raises and comprehensive health and pension benefits.

You've got these five centrifuges that you just bought, you're in the second year of your grant, and you want to move that grant.

Ms. Ettinger said in an e-mail on Monday: "This is the final year of the grant for the prize, and it will be up for reconsideration next year.

The first year of the grant, P.S. 19's Hispanic population slightly decreased to 92 percent from 95 percent; because the school was to close, it was prohibited from recruiting in the 2011-12 school year.