Instead of relying on murage grants, more funds for the town walls were directly granted by the king in 1400, including an ongoing annual grant of £100.
Plus, some schools let students use financial aid specifically for books or let them bill book purchases directly to grant or scholarship money.
The company could benefit directly from grant money.
Although they laid claim to Brazil for many decades, it was not until the mid-1530s they they became more directly involved, granting sesmerias, or land grants, to prominent citizens.
"As long as the government is the main source of support for basic research directly though grants or indirectly through subsidization of universities, its expenditures already help set the technology and thus economy of the future.
Cutting federal funding for the IMLS would be devastating for ― you guessed it ― state and local libraries across the U.S. [IMLS] Director Dr. Kathryn Matthew notes that $214 million of the $230 million budget goes directly to grants to state and local libraries, including $155 million distributed through a population-based formula grant.
If judicial pay is deemed too low, Congress needs to address that problem directly, by granting judges a salary increase paid for with public funds.
This may have much to do with the glamour of research and development—not to mention the large sums of public money that governments make available, directly through grants as well as indirectly through tax credits, for companies to do R&D.
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This enables young scientists to apply for funding from the university directly, and grants are usually given on a short-term basis.? The faculty hopes to drive its reforms still further in the future through a mechanism by which the individual institutes compete for a portion their faculty funding.
