Sentence examples for grant budgets from inspiring English sources

"We are open, on a case-by-case basis, to revisiting grant objectives, grant budgets and related timelines based on new economic realities facing your organization," Mr. Canales wrote.

The money will simply have to come from scientific grant budgets," he told BBC News.

There are also commercially available software programs designed for monitoring grant budgets, such as Grant Manager and Grant Tracker.

She says a large, 1-year raise for postdocs "could have adverse consequences for research grant budgets" coming so soon after a boost in 2014.

FASEB predicts that because NIH plans to increase grant budgets at rates below biomedical inflation, both new and ongoing projects will suffer.

Third, many with lived experiences will experience periods of illness in which they will be less able to contribute to team activities; grant budgets are often harshly rigid for addressing this need for fluidity.

"Still, the grant budget this year looks like it will be up slightly as of today".

But at least for this year, Packard is not cutting its grant budget, said George Vera, the treasurer.

Ministers have been advised that converting £350m – around a quarter of the student grant budget – to loans could create problems for participation in higher education of those from the lowest income households.

The Ford Foundation, for instance, exceeded its core grant budget of $500 million in 2000 and 2001, and despite a 20.4percentt dip in its endowment linked to decreases in the value of some venture capital investments, is likely to exceed it by $100 million this year, said Susan V. Berresford, Ford's president.

Some professional organizations like the American Society for Cell Biology hold workshops on project planning, grant budgeting, and human resource management.