Sentences with phrase «more substantial grant»

But he was unable to win a more substantial grant afterward.

Not exact matches

The agency received more than $ 630 million in grant requests from SFAs in response to ARRA funding, suggesting a substantial unmet need.

This could be a substantial boon to innovation and a spur for new providers to take evaluation and scale far more seriously, or it could result in cementing the status of popular outfits that know how to write grants, land influential consultants, and afford high - priced evaluation.

A native of New Orleans, Grant joins NSNO following more than five years in public accounting, including substantial experience auditing charter schools and non-profit organizations in the Greater New Orleans area.

Trump's most substantial campaign proposal on education was a $ 20 billion grant program that he'd use to encourage states to expand school choice — giving parents more control over the kind of education their children receive — including through vouchers, charter schools and magnet schools.

Granted certain professions are going to make more money, but that doesn't mean you have to have that degree under your belt to make a substantial living!!

Grants are made not only to families whose ability to pay veterinary costs is extremely limited, but also to those of somewhat more substantial means, up to 200 % of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, who may need only minor subsidy to meet the veterinary expenses.

I will also grant that a substantial (e.g. over 15 or 20 MPH) wind, may result in elongation and shape distortion of the «dome» into more of a tear drop.

Even after generous economic development grants, the company's property tax payments are substantial — more than $ 640,000 in the first year between the two counties.

WGF gave more than 20 cooperating groups a substantial chunk of its nearly $ 15 million in grants in 2011 and 2012.

Granted, CLOC charges substantial more for outside lawyers than for in house.

The process was consistent and predictable, the Community Groups were duly notified and made aware of the process, the RFP granted the Community Groups participatory rights in a substantial way and their proposals were considered on more than just a financial basis.

Defamation cases rarely go to trial in Alberta and even more rarely is the Plaintiff granted substantial damages.

«That way, communities get to own the infrastructure and the service, and the grants could provide seed money for a more substantial hybrid wireless and wired infrastructure,» he told the E-Commerce Times.