Sentence examples for full grant of from inspiring English sources

Bursaries All students who receive the full grant of £2835 will receive £310.

English students, from households receiving an income of up to £25,000 a year, receive a full grant of £2,906.

Currently, students from families earning less than £25,000 a year get a full grant of £3,387 - reducing until those with families earning £42,000 a year or more get nothing.

The amount of grant depends on how close to £50,020 your household income is, and you get the full grant of £2,906 a year if your household income is 25,000 or less.

McCarthy chairs the Tolpuddle Old Chapel Trust, which bought the building just in time to save it from collapse and learned a few weeks ago that it had won a development grant of almost £65,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund – and is on track for a full grant of almost £350,000.

At that point and for months to come, the lawyer held out for a full grant of immunity from prosecution before he would agree to testify, saying he refused to be made the "scapegoat". The Senate gave him immunity from prosecution based on the use of his Senate testimony, but Mr. Cox held out, insisting on the bargain that Dean accepted today.

Pet project A full grant for the upfront costs of childcare up to £700 for approximately 1,200 families, with a view to expanding it to take in more low income families later.

Ken Livingstone said he would offer low income families returning to work a full grant for the upfront costs of childcare up to £700.

This is typically 10% of the full grant.

By combining these summer Public Interest Fellowships and work-study funding, full time grants of $4,000 are awarded to students.

Most USC students from families that earn less than $40,000 a year receive full tuition grants of more than $34,000 and use loans, jobs and family help to pay the other $15,000 in costs for a residential undergraduate, he said.