Sentence examples for dedicated grant from inspiring English sources

Schools get a dedicated grant of about £29bn based on per-pupil funding.

This work was supported by a dedicated grant from the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance to the National Research Council for the project "Innovazione e Sviluppo del Mezzogiorno, Conoscenze Integrate per Sostenibilita' ed Innovazione del Made in Italy Agroalimentare, Legge n. 191/2009" and the UHasselt Methusalem project 08M03VGRJ.

The survey also found that most companies have established internal controls over charitable grants, with clear selection and giving criteria, and that approval of these grants is increasingly being overseen by dedicated grant committees.

The sum of this grant and TfL's own sources of income is what will pay for just about everything, including the Tube upgrades (the government's contribution to Crossrail is a separate, dedicated grant) and the bus service.

Federal agencies such as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the Bureau of Justice Assistance have dedicated grant-making portfolios that focus on improving care for people under justice supervision, including those leaving jails.

In the USA, the National Centre for Advancing Translational Sciences has been established, complemented by the provision of dedicated grants for translational research (Clinical and Translational Science Awards) as well as a raft of recommendations and infrastructure support from the National Institutes of Health.

SNF also has dedicated Marie Heim-Vögrantsgrants for women scientists who have interrupted, or greatly reduced, their research work, usually to raise a family.

Nearly every state has an office dedicated to granting special taxpayer benefits to select corporations, with little or nothing to show for it.

The remaining $34,000 will be dedicated to grants for programs committed to sustaining the recent momentum of social justice organizing.

The first NIEHS dedicated mixtures grants were funded in 1998 as a response to the Request for Applications RFAA) titled "Chemical Mixtures in Environmental Health" (NIEHS 1997).

In a departure from previous, mostly informal funding arrangements, it was proposed that in future, institutions would distinguish between the costs of healthcare, R&D and training, and receive dedicated research grants and budgets [ 27, 33].