Sentence examples for aid pool from inspiring English sources

Forty-four percent of the families in his financial aid pool earn more than $51,000 a year, Mr. McGarry said.

Mr. Belvin remembers how he explained the challenge of trying to balance the interests of needy families with a restricted financial aid pool.

GS will sustain this need enhancement for continuing students who met published deadlines for all aspects of the financial aid process in the 2009-2010 academic year while also increasing the overall financial aid pool by an additional 17percentt, or approximately $1.3 million.

The money is being used to pad the school's endowment fund, erect new buildings and research centers, and pump up the financial aid pool.

The college has one of the largest financial aid pools in the country — more than $350 million, an increase of nearly 80percentt over the last decade.

It's very difficult, and we want to make sure we are using resources in as strategic a way as possible to make it possible for those who want to come here to do so". After all, a school that uses its limited financial-aid pool to offer grants instead of loans probably cannot help as many families as it could if loans were part of the package.

We have more students in the class who are on financial aid; the pool has increased from 19,000 to 27,000, so it's broader and deeper; we have more students on Pell grants, so more low-income students are in the class; we have more high schools represented in the pool and therefore can choose more students from more backgrounds.

There, she and other international aid officials pooled information from many parts of the isolated country.

By first providing web development aid, then pooling all the goods sold by all its partners in one central hub, the company hit a $1bn valuation in March last year.

Multilateral aid — money pooled from more than one country and disbursed through international financial institutions — is often more effective than bilateral aid, but its disbursement is dominated by the World Bank and the I.M.F., and that is a problem for many people in Washington and elsewhere.

The Scottish Commonwealth champion, who uses boxing and rock climbing to aid her pool-based training, added: "Every season we try something different.