Spain, for instance, grants tax relief on acquired goodwill, skewing takeovers in favour of the buyer.
SmithKline Beecham's S.R. One, for instance, grants managers options on the company's investments.
FIFA's leadership is answerable to only the national federations, and the ability of those federations to deliver for their home countries — by landing grants for development projects, for instance, or granting the right to host a soccer tournament — rests on the FIFA leadership's viewing them favorably.
Russia, though it would never dream of actually taking them in, has stirred things up, for instance by granting Russian citizenship en masse to their inhabitants and maintaining army bases there.
Even though universal health coverage can reduce the system's over-all expense — for instance, by granting everyone access to preventive care and to prompt, consistent treatment for chronic illnesses — any plausible approach will shift substantial costs from the private sector to taxpayers.
They do so, for instance, by granting less time to answer questions, giving more negative feedback, paying less attention to proposals, providing less assistance in failure situations, or even rewarding inappropriate behaviour (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Eccles and Roeser 2012).
He attacked rival Rick Perry, for instance, for granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants.
Immigrants fleeing Communist Cuba, for instance, are granted permanent legal status faster than other foreigners.
He could do his successor — and the rest of the world — a huge favor by, for instance, announcing that California will no longer grant new permits for exploration or major infrastructure development.
For instance, $100,000 Phase 1 grants are for early-stage research; later-stage study can garner grants worth up to $750,000.
