Sentence examples for grant arrangement from inspiring English sources

This bloc grant arrangement is unsound, according to Calman, because it encourages politicians to spend without having to go to the people to seek endorsement for raising the tax revenues to meet spending decisions.

She explained that the grant arrangement demonstrates KOICA's deep rotted commitment towards development cooperation in Uganda.

In January 2013, USAID entered into a year-long government to government grant arrangement that conditions disbursement of tranches of USAID support on specific results at CMAM.

The details were contained in the annual report for the past financial year – the first under the new Sovereign Grant arrangements for funding the Queen's public duties.

The diversity of grant arrangements and the differences in institutional arrangements and planning cycles as well as the stability of health technocrats explain the differences in evidence outputs and the contrasted uptake of the rapid response mechanism.

So because of the way that Scotland's resources are determined by the UK's budget, via the block-grant arrangements, it may be completely reasonable for the SNP to campaign in this election to end austerity for the whole of the UK.

The initial planning phase involved developing the initial program theory of change and translating that into competitive calls for proposals, peer review and selection processes, and setting up contractual granting arrangements with grantees.

Financial support for MFMR operations (provided by way of a grant funding arrangement).

And, of the thirteen panelists in the final group, at least nine, including Swerdloff and his co-chair, had significant financial ties to the drug company, in the form of research grants, consulting arrangements, or speaking fees.

Richard Bacon, a member of the PAC, said: "For the chief executive officer of an important public body such as the Serious Fraud Office to be granted such arrangements is quite astounding".

I have also recently heard the story of a female union official who was granted flexible arrangements to look after children – but only on the condition that she was demoted.