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Mr. Clinton said the money would be granted over three years to 122 teachers' colleges and other institutions around the country.

Many have yet to take full ownership of their shares, which will be granted over a period of years, but if King's stock stays at or above the float price, these paper fortunes will eventually be exchanged for real money.

Aides to senators involved in the talks said Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, and leading Democrats had reached an impasse over the level of control the agency would be granted over tobacco products, dimming prospects for agreement and legislation.

EA says that it will also provide up to $50 million in long-term equity retention awards to PopCap employees to be granted over the next four years.

However, without further research aimed at the isolation and better understanding of a simply mapped pair of gene sequences, as well as strong arguments as to their precise utility and their detailed linkage to important crop traits, monopoly rights would typically not be granted over such a product (Pray and Naseem [2005]).

While working at RCA, Dr. Weimer was granted over 90 U.S. patents.

Indians have been granted over three times as many visas for highly skilled migrants as any other nationality since the Home Office invented the category in 2002.

The Greenpeace report said the single biggest issue highlighted during the commission's inquiry was the lack of fair representation of customary landholders in agreeing to SABLs being granted over their land.

"This money will only be passed to the club in return for season tickets if security is granted over Ibrox and Auchenhowie.

But the steady rise in detailed planning permissions being granted over the last four years - from 158,000 in 2011, 189,000 in 2012, 204,000 in 2013 and 2014's 240,000 figure - shows that the planning system is speeding up, says the government.

Thomson Reuters looked at all organizations with 100 or more "innovative" patents, and how many of them were granted, over the past three years, and also how often they get cited in other patent filings.