Sentence examples for contingent grant from inspiring English sources

The scheme caught the public imagination; King George I granted a charter; the archbishop of Canterbury acted as trustee; subscriptions poured in; and Parliament passed a contingent grant of £20,000.

Authors are thankfur to the French Ministry of Research which granted a contingent grant for the laboratory (UPRES EA4183).

The authors also thank the Ministry of Higher Education and Research of Benin through the Institute of Applied Biomedical Sciences ISBAA) which sanctioned the contingent grants for this work.

Participation in the study will not be contingent on granting permission to access personal data.

But in a second stage of proposed measures, to be enacted by the end of the year, resumed Ukrainian control of the Ukraine-Russia border is contingent on Kiev granting greater powers of self-government to the eastern regions.

By finally making federal grants contingent on policy changes, the government has pushed states to develop strategies for turning around chronically failing schools, establish data-driven systems for training and evaluating teachers and adopt the new, more-rigorous standards released earlier this year by the National Governors Association.

Third -- and this is where the gospel comes in -- since when is our unity in the Spirit meant to be contingent on our granting each other moral approval for all sorts of things?

By developing grants contingent on all these measures and publishing the data, providers would be encouraged to make the sharing of such information a matter of routine practice.

The benefits are granted contingent upon the results of a standardized medical examination carried out by the medical service of the health insurance plans.

The grant is contingent on Lincoln Center's raising two and half times the $16 million for a total of $56 million.

The state grant is contingent on Starwood's maintaining its current Westchester work force and adding 150 more jobs by 2003, said Maura Gallucci, a spokeswoman for the Empire State Development Corporation.