When someone gets to 63 I imagined, hoped, I suppose, that maturity would grant an immunity to adolescent notions of suicide but today I read that suicide isn't exclusively a young man's game.
Early-career researchers will need to time their application well, relative to their scientific maturity: ERC grants have become so competitive that if you don't reach a certain quality threshold in 1 year's call, you will be barred from applying the following 1 or 2 years.
Euro zone ministers are considering lending Greece more money to buy back its own debt at a discount; reducing interest rates on official loans and extending their maturities; granting an interest repayment holiday; and passing profits on E.C.B. purchases of Greek bonds back to Athens.
Celebrate your acquired wisdom and maturity (while missing grant deadlines because you are too busy organising your children's fashion show).
In granting Boyle a measure of maturity, Benn takes care not to put a muzzle on him.
Knowledge of TMMi and MR-MPS: knowledge of reference models, specially TMMi, grants the subject a higher maturity regarding testing processes.
He told the committee today that most of his shares had come from stock options granted in 1997 that carried a maturity of five and a half years, leaving him with the choice of exercising the options or losing them.
Against this background, a recent proposal of one-off grants for citizens once they reach maturity appears only a second-best solution [76].
This model was used satisfactorily to (i) improve the software processes of several Spanish small firms, and (ii) obtain an organizational maturity certification for software development, granted by the Spanish Association for Standardization and Certification.
The association offers grants and loans with maturities ranging from 25 to 40 years, grace periods of 5 to 10 years, and interest rates of 2.8% or 1.25% depending on whether the borrower is a blend country and to which degree it is eligible.
