He wanted to give people with mental health problems an opportunity to develop skills that would enable them to move into further training or employment and would also generate a sustainable stream of income to reduce his organisation's dependence on grants.
The two quickly began publishing editorials together, exploring scientists' dependence on grants to pay their salaries and questioning proposed changes to peer review.
These sums helped to free Edward from dependence on parliamentary grants.
The root of the problem, as he sees it, is the current reliance on a "charity model" of funding research in particular, universities' dependence on government grants.
Funders should provide more independent funding for postdocs to free at least some of them from dependence on professors' grants, she added.
There was agreement that because of patients' low incomes and dependence on social grants, household savings are almost depleted before their next clinic appointment.
In this sense, the area shares several similarities with rural areas in South Africa, in particular, the effects of labor migration, dependence on social grants, and the rise in female-headed and multi-generational households.
Although annual consumption dropped dramatically, to an average 1.8 gallons by the late 1840s, rumors of drunken behavior circulated throughout a close-knit professional army numbering fewer than 5,000 men — particularly because, in Grant's day, dependence on alcohol bore the stigma of moral inferiority and sinfulness.
"The industry that can really make a difference and create an economic base and liberate Greenland's dependence on the two sectors (fishery and block grant) is natural resources" (key informant 2 Gov GL).
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