Meanings of make grants in English

This will make grants to cover the costs of food and household bills.

A third aristocratic junto of twenty-four was appointed to make grants of money to the crown.

First of all, it's not clear whether her Born This Way Foundation is designed to make grants.

The foundation's purpose is not to make grants to direct providers, but to raise awareness, he said.

Also, many local authorities can make grants available to local residents to help them pay for energy-efficient measures.

Start Small would make grants to beneficiaries, he said, with the expenditures to be recorded in a publicly accessible Google document.

This is widely accepted as the most professional and safest way to make grants and, perhaps more importantly, is just common sense.

Indeed, we need to go even further: central and local governments should make grants to offset the extra building costs of such developments.

It was a well-known entity, the set-up was easy and he has a lot of flexibility to make grants once he is ready.

In stark contrast to the industrial activism pursued by his predecessor Lord Mandelson, Cable revealed he would "rarely" make grants or loans to individual companies.

She is calling on the Government to start making grants available to owners.

The Society makes grants from funds in its own possession only.)

Some States made grants of money in its aid, and after captured while in course of illegal importation.

The colonial government has been very liberal in making grants for railways, and thus developing the business of the colony.

Make grants based on each disaster paid at between 25-33% of estimated reconstruction costs.

It makes grants, awards financial prizes and connects key figures with potential donors through its regular "Liberty Forum" gatherings.