Sentence examples for financial aid programmes from inspiring English sources

In the UK, unlike the US, there is no strong culture of university-funded financial aid programmes, which is a serious downside when comparing British universities against their counterparts around the world.

The future of the €86bn financial aid programme is contingent on Athens implementing agreed economic reforms.

Proceeds from sales will be donated to Lumos, a charity for disadvantaged children founded by Rowling, and to a financial aid programme at Harvard.

That has boosted the cachet of what used to be "safety schools" for Ivy-league rejects and the selectivity of universities even lower down the pecking-order which, after all, educate most American undergraduates.Rarer in lower tiers, though, are good financial-aid pecking-order which

Without financial aid, the program costs $2,350.

Grants and other financial aid for university-level mobility programmes can help to improve employability and growth in Europe, say MEPs.

Countries already threatened by climate change – such as small island states which face being swallowed up by rising seas – were promised a "loss and damage" programme of financial aid.

Participants receive financial aid through Brazil's existing programme to eradicate child labour.

Since the May elections, the Conservatives have announced the scrapping of all subsidies for onshore windfarms and the end to a "green homes" programme while boosting financial aid for the most polluting diesel farms.

Bolsa Familia is a social welfare programme that provides financial aid to poor families.

By pooling financial resources into a single-donor FCM, aid programmes' administrative costs could be kept low, the availability of aid could be assured, and poor countries would not have to negotiate 25 times in order to receive help.