Sentence examples for designated grant from inspiring English sources
Internal Columbia University paying user fees through a CNI designated grant will receive a 10% subsidy against internal rates.
GF grant budgets and GPRs are constructed to support monitoring of achievements in the designated grant areas: HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, HSS, and TB-HIV.
Internal Columbia University users with CNI designated grants will get a 10% subsidy on top of internal rates.
The Joint Budgetary Oversight Committee of the Legislature will decide Nov. 4 whether to designate grants to the libraries recommended by the board.
As the designated land grant institution for mechanical arts in Massachusetts, MIT was obliged to teach military tactics to its students.
The university said the misappropriated grant money was not from the federal government, nor was it money that donors had designated for grants.
Although the university was a designated land-grant college under the federal government's Morrill Act, it received insufficient annual financial assistance from the state government, and its finances remained tenuous.
For children under 18 years, parents or designated guardians granted consent.
If a recipient of an initial grant under this subpart has acquired an academic degree, or expertise, in a field that was, at the time of the recipient's application for that grant, designated as high need in accordance with subsection (b)(1)(C vii), but is no longer so designated, the grant recipient may fulfill the service obligation described in subsection (b)(1) by teaching in that field.
Lombardi noted that the university has a strong military tradition, dating back to its founding when, as a result of the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862, Cornell was designated the land-grant university of New York state and required to include military training in its curriculum.
That money, $500 million in federal funds designed to revitalize Lower Manhattan, has been designated for retention grants for 145 downtown companies with 200 or more employees.
