Sentence examples for additional endowments from inspiring English sources

A count of the Empire from 10 March 1808, Nansouty was offered two additional endowments, one of 25,000 Francs, paid by the Kingdom of Westphalia, and the second of 10,000 Francs, paid by the Zeven domain in Hannover.

In 1846, Henry Moody, curator of the Winchester Museum, wrote about West Worldham, "a perpetual curacy in the gift of Winchester College, worth according to the Parliamentary returns £38; but has since received two additional endowments of £200 from Queen Anne's Bounty, and £200 from the warden and fellows of Winchester College, who are the appropriators of the tythes, and patrons of the living".

Eventually, additional endowment was provided to POSTECH under the new industry-academy alliance concept.

The extra endowment money would produce the additional income needed.

An additional $9 million endowment will finance grants, of $2,000 a year for two years, to qualified students at CUNY's seven community colleges to help them transfer to one of its senior colleges and complete a bachelor's degree.

(And assuming a 5 percent draw rate on endowment principal, this would be the equivalent of raising an additional $40 million of endowment).

Harlem Stage plans to raise an additional $5 million for endowment, cash reserves, programs and operating expenses.

It would also establish a $70 million endowment to provide a regular income to the colleges and would raise an additional $35 million for the endowment from donors.

Digital humanities, a discipline that barely existed a decade ago, has been winning additional financing from the endowment.

The orchestra said it had to draw an additional $5.3 million from its endowment, which stands at around $50 million, to cover the 2010-2011 deficit and meet other financial obligations.

Among the positive signs: $50 million in stimulus money going to the National Endowment for the Arts, an additional $10 million for the endowment in the recent omnibus spending bill and a decision to give a White House official responsibility for culture.