例句與造句

1. The practice of demanding a monetary payment for regranting of tenancy to the heirs quickly became the norm.
2. Cherie Simon, a spokeswoman for the endowment, said the decision to eliminate regranting was unrelated to political pressure.
3. When Henry's treasury ran dry, Innocent withdrew the title, and in regranting it to Charles of Anjou in effect negated the sale.
4. One positive aspect of the post-Stalin era in Estonia was the regranting of permission in the late 1950s for citizens to make contact with foreign countries.
5. Another positive aspect of the post-Stalin era in Estonia was the regranting of permission in the late 1950s for citizens to make contact with foreign countries.
6. It's difficult to find regranting in a sentence. 用regranting造句挺難的
7. At PICA, Kennedy oversees the Precipice Fund, a grant for artist-run organizations and collaborative projects in Portland, Oregon, as part of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Regional Regranting Program.
8. Officials at the Rockefeller Foundation and the Warhol Foundation said they had not been warned that the endowment had made a final decision to eliminate regranting and they complained that doing away with funds that drew matching private grants did not make fiscal sense.
9. In King Edgar's charter ( S 745 ) regranting privileges to New Minster, Winchester that same year, the infant Edmund is called " clito legitimus " ( legitimate 鎡heling ), and appears before Edward in the list of witnesses.
10. Advocates at local arts groups said that regranting, the system of using private arts organizations to channel federal money, was developed to reach artists who would never go to Washington for money and who could not match the sophisticated grantsmanship of large institutions.
11. Richard's appointment as baron of the exchequer was not confirmed in Edward II's general patent of 16 September 1307, but he was summoned to the coronation, and on 20 January 1308 received a special patent regranting him the office with the precedence he held in the previous reign.