Sentence examples for grant of less than from inspiring English sources

Mr. Espada starts Soundview with a federal grant of less than $100,000.

This means that no local authority with educational responsibilities will get an increase in grant of less than 3.5% or more than 8%.However, many councils are having to spend more than the government assumed in its settlement.

It's hard to believe that a grant of less than $30,000 could have had such an instrumental role in the career of such an important scientist, but that's the wonder of STEM education at the faculty, graduate, undergraduate, and K-12 levels: You seed knowledge, hypotheses, and exploration, and it takes off in ways that you can hardly imagine.

This work was supported by a Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry Studentship awarded to PGW, PE and RCH, and an unrestricted research grant of less than $40,000 from Roche to PE and RCH.

The grant-making structure of their field and of the institutions in which they were trained means that small-scale research grants of less than $50,000 — the kind that could support new researchers with untested, independent ideas — are limited.

And then there's the small change: grants of less than $1 million to John Eliot Gardiner's Monteverdi Choir (for its Bach Pilgrimage cantata series), the Lyric Opera of Chicago (to import Handel's "Alcina" from the Paris Opera) and Mr. Domingo's traveling Operalia vocal competition (which gives an Alberto Vilar Award).

A fifth category will continue to fund individual investigators with small grants of less than $65,000, but only those with a proven track record.

Most banks, large or small, do not bother granting business loans of less than $50,000 because there's not enough profit to balance the risk.

That bill would create an election commission to study local voting procedures and approve grants to the states of less than $100 million to modernize voting equipment.

As part of the BE-Basic programme, ECOL INC succeeded in obtaining an additional grant of no less than 18MEUR from the Economic Structure Enhancing Fund (FES), a policy-driven research fund.

In that post, he gave support to Benjamin Britten's English Opera Group in the first year of its existence, recommending to the Council that the group should "be awarded a grant of not less than £3000 and closer to £5000".