The phrase "as grant for" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The proposal was submitted as grant for funding the new project."
Alternatives: "as a grant for" or "as funding for".
The empty-headed plan to ban charities from "lobbying" with money provided as grants, for example.
Better by far to hand money out as grants for valued research projects, not as tax loopholes.
Mr. Zoellick said $200 million of the $1.2 billion would be used as grants for countries most vulnerable to the food crisis.
In particular, it analysed vice-chancellors' success in increasing the number of students from comprehensive schools and low-participation districts, and their record in bringing in income such as grants for teaching and research and capital funding.
The state-owned 21st Century Business Herald in Guangzhou, citing an unidentified person, reported that the French company paid 503 doctors a total of $274,000 to prescribe Sanofi products, disguising the payments as grants for research programs.
It would thus be a stretch to portray it as special treatment that counted as state aid.Some might also question whether tax benefits are any more distorting than other forms of aid that are permitted under Europe's single-market rules, such as grants for new factories or training subsidies.
Specifically, I propose that up to 50percentt of the funds provided by the development banks to the poorest countries be provided as grants for education, health, nutrition, water supply, sanitation and other human needs, which will be a major step forward.
In some cases, French authorities have offered financial incentives to migrants who return home - such as grants for agricultural business schemes.
I remember feeling ashamed and dehumanized by this process, but through the assistance of many people and programs such as grants for college I am now able to stand alongside other poor people to organize for justice.
Bruce L. Miller, MD receives grant support from the NIH/NIA and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CMSS) as grants for the Memory and Aging Center.
