Sentence examples for grant aid from from inspiring English sources

The FSI program is designed as a fellowship opportunity and is free to students receiving grant aid from the University.

At the same time, the large increases in grant aid from 2009 to 2011 have slowed and have not kept pace with rising tuition.

The group received £38.3m in grant aid from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport in 2011/12 which accounts for around 60 per cent of its income.

Cutbacks to the arts budget have led to the loss of grant aid from Bristol city council totalling £45,000 over three years, threatening the festival's survival.

The Durand Education Trust, which already runs a primary school academy in south London, is planning to set up the school for 375 secondary school pupils with the support of £17 million grant aid from the Department for Education.

Currently it exists thanks to grant aid from the Foreign Office, but in 2014 that is set to change, leaving the World Service funded entirely by the licence fee.

Much of the funding for the road had been grant aided from the European Community and the UK Government on the basis that it would improve the economic viability of the area and bring in new jobs and industry.

SUNY Albany students from families making less than $30,000 receive more than $11,000 in grant aid, mostly from Pell and a state-specific program.

Rothamsted Research receives grant aided support from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council of the United Kingdom.

The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, receive grant in aid from DEFRA.

DAH: Grant in aid from Merck Frosst in support of the present work.