Sentence examples for direct grants from inspiring English sources

In addition to the loan guarantees, Congress gave the industry $5 billion in direct grants.

The federal government has never been a major source of direct grants to artists.

Only a small amount of NPR's budget is in the form of direct grants from the federal government.

The Polish government has wooed investors with the prospect of tax breaks, cheap land, EU tariff exemptions and direct grants.

All this is contingent on financing, either through direct grants or government loans of up to $25 million.

The alternative to vouchers -- direct grants to religious institutions -- is harder to impose constitutionally without compromising a church's spiritual message.

Mr Osborne is bankrolling the policy with £2.3bn in direct grants, as part of an overall package worth nearly £20bn.

Yet of the big companies that rake off millions in direct grants, taxpayers often hear very little.

Of the $26 billion Washington has offered, $20 billion is in loan guarantees and $6 billion in direct grants.

It has also scaled back direct grants to smaller organizations that are doing creative and experimental work.

(The nuclear industry is not included; its subsidies are largely direct grants and loan guarantees, not tax credits).