First, a third of all full-time students pay the full published price, without the benefit of grant aid.
He's a freaky control freak who sees and seizes the benefits of granting to his charges a kind of semi-demi-freedom.
While the downside for Ecuadorean rose growers, artichoke canners and tuna fishermen (whose products also get preferential treatment) is clear, the material benefits of granting asylum to Mr. Snowden are far less so.
After school, he moved to Bulgaria with the benefit of a grant from George Soros's Open Society Institute and then worked for an NGO in Berlin.
The process of reviewing a grant allows students to experience the review process firsthand, thus demystifying the experience of grant review to the benefit of their future grant writing.
The benefits of these grants for the incarcerated remain indisputable.
Senators focused on the cost and benefits of Pell Grants, Duncan's emphasis on funding certain competitions, education in high-demand STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields and No Child Left Behind.
Donations may be made to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts for the benefit of the Avery Fisher Career Grants or to the 92nd Street Y Nursery School.
Officials here say Nebraska and other places in Middle America not necessarily in Al Qaeda's gun sights have been able to improve traditional emergency response agencies that in many cases were under-equipped and whose workers were poorly trained — a benefit of Homeland Security grants that have required the money to be spent on responses to all kinds of emergencies, not just terrorist attacks.
DG has benefited from grants of the Principalty of Monaco to his research unit.
We are both minorities and are trying to find government loopholes that may benefit us in terms of grants, taxes, etc.
