Sentence examples for a subvention for from inspiring English sources

Justinian, however, had to pay the Persians a subsidy of 11,000 pounds of gold, and in return Khosrow gave up any claim to a subvention for the defense of the Caucasus.

Deputy Mayor Philip Smith said: "While there has never been any indication of a subvention for Exploris from central government, there does now appear to be a possibility that funding could be made available.

When Bayern picked up Zickler for 2.3 Million DM many considered the sum to be a subvention for the financially threatened Dresdeners.

However, they are responsible for arranging and paying for transportation to and from the center, and they must pay the costs for meals and a subvention price for special activities that require, for example, transport or an admission ticket.

Among those companies was TMT Factory in Barcelona, which offered him a position as research coordinator, for which Ceccaroni had also secured a subvention from TQP. "The company hires you, and part of the salary is paid by the government for a maximum of 3 years," explains Ceccaroni.

In exchange for participation each civic advocate will receive a substantial subvention for further study".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] of olivesSIR – I have argued within the European Parliament for radical change in the olive-oil regime, decoupling it from production and transforming it into a subvention to rural manpower and the environment ("Glut, fraud and eco-damage", June 30th).

As regards EPTA, the report on the 1963 survey stated that, while the principle seemed generally established of providing a subvention equivalent to 12 percent of field project allocations, the proposed use of a more realistic costings base in the application of this percentage was expected to provide a relatively larger sum than at present.

Partial financial support (IV) was provided by the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (subvention for development of research organization RVO: 61388963).

Dan receives an EU subvention per head of sheep for grazing his flock in a Less Favoured Area (LFA).

Pandaemonium has been produced for the BBC with a generous subvention from the Lottery fund.