Sentence examples for grant capital from inspiring English sources

We need 'patient capital' and grant capital as we work alongside entrepreneurs battling corruption, complacency and bureaucracy in some of the most deprived regions of the world".

While there is a clear and obvious groundswell of support for impact investing and it is an exciting opportunity for philanthropy, we need to be mindful that it isn't going to be possible to apply it to every single area of interest and there will always be a place for traditional grant capital.

By proving replicability, evidence refocuses the conversation with funders on operational capacity, rather than discrete programmatic expenses, essentially transforming grant capital into growth capital.

Yet they lack comparatively small amounts of up-front grant capital to help with business plans, regulatory analysis, site preparation or other early building blocks.

It suggests a powerful new way that philanthropists and foundations can deploy scarce grant capital in the context of preset agreements with government that lead to better public sector decision-making about where to deploy much larger tranches of funding over time.

As Margot Kane, vice president of strategies at the Calvert Foundation, points out in her interview with Knowledge@Wharton nonprofits and corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs should still expect research funding to come from grant capital, but they can begin to prepare programs to be suitable for future impact investments.

For example, a mutual fund held for more than a year is granted capital gains tax treatment, which is generally lower, while many common investments such as tax deferred annuities are taxed at the higher ordinary income tax rates when sold.

Colleges are not currently allowed to bid for any higher education research grants or capital grants from the Higher Education Funding Council for England.

When the direct grants and capital grants are taken together, the smallest primary schools of under 100 pupils will receive an extra £3,000 on top of the £10,000 already promised.

The Great Streets Grants Program gives grants for capital improvements to local small businesses on designated corridors.

It has also provided $10.3 million in 9/11 recovery grants, $13 million in capital grants and $2 million in planning grants, according to the website.