Grants

[grants, grahnts]

noun

1. a town in W New Mexico.

Example Sentences

“Grants — maybe $200 million … 10% of the whole thing. So, we need markets. We need some sort of way to pay for this stuff and in a nontraditional way.”

From Los Angeles Times

Since Pell Grants have become available to people pursuing degrees from prison, every state and the Federal Bureau of Prisons has tried to expand access to higher education.

From Los Angeles Times

The Personal Grants project, which involved 81 people, led by the London-based St Martin-in-the-Fields charity working alongside organisations in Glasgow, Oxford and Swansea, paid money directly into the bank accounts of homeless people.

From BBC

Representing Grants Pass, Ore., the firm secured a landmark ruling from the U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

In June 2024, the Supreme Court issued a ruling, Grants Pass v.

From Salon