Sentence examples for conditional grant from inspiring English sources
In South Africa, conditions attached to the HIV conditional grant require HIV managers to submit a separate report on HIV expenditure (20).
Barclays also received a conditional grant of immunity from the antitrust division.
Candidates who are Belgian citizens applying to the MBA program may be awarded a conditional grant of up to $100,000 as an interest-free loan which must be repaid within five years after graduation.
Warning: You must inform the IRS within 30 days of the conditional grant that you've made the election.
A Section 83(b) election allows you to pay tax when the conditional grant is made, when it's presumably worth little.
He and his advisers invented the conditional grant, which required the recipient to "root the institution in the affections of as many people as possible who, as contributors, become personally concerned, and thereafter may be counted on to give to the institution their watchful interest and cooperation".
A majority of members favor conditional grants, or grants that are given if a state meets certain conditions.
School enrolment among families that got conditional grants rose by 41% on average in the various programmes; the increase among those that got unconditional grants was only 23%.
Their influence and embezzlement together with the familiar injustices of local government came under attack in the Estates of 1343 and 1347, which, in their conditional grants of subsidy, asserted a more nearly constitutional authority than French assemblies had yet enjoyed; the fiscal powers of the provincial Estates likewise originated during this reign.
Like many donors, National Treasury reporting requirements-reflecting a desire to closely monitor the conditional grant-facilitate an M&E system that does not primarily serve the interests of recipient provinces and is at odds with the notion of integrated M&E.
Reporting on expenditure for conditional grants is different to that required for equitable share funding.
