Sentence examples for grant policy from inspiring English sources

The decision of the appeals court is consistent with the National Institutes of Health's grant policy that researchers should come forward with concerns about possible misconduct.

Government's land grant policy and liberal interest free loans resulted in massive expansion of cities and towns all over the country with major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam having the biggest share.

The Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center filed suit in 2008 against state and federal agencies charging that the grant policy was racially discriminatory and that black homeowners received far smaller grants than white homeowners.

Findings and Conclusions: Policies and Instruments Developed: In the development of the grant-making cycle, LARC and UNICEF devised a cycle including a grant policy, a toolkit for the granting process, allocation protocols, financial management at LARC and in the community, and management support to the community organisations.

In accordance with Google's standard equity grant policies, Patrick's options and GSUs will be granted on the first Wednesday after Patrick commences employment with Google.

Therefore, in order to achieve systemic equity among professional adults, unequal access to university education must be allowed in favour of women over a certain period of time, whether this be spontaneous or by means of quotas, incentives or grant policies.

The "duplicative grants" policy appears to have vanished from the face of the earth.

"In administering the grants policy, Mr Rahman acted in total disregard of the council's officers, its members and, almost certainly, the law," he said.

The government said it would now achieve the 5% target through its as-yet-unlegislated Direct Action competitive grants policy, which the environment minister, Greg Hunt, insisted was a "policy for the long term".

For example, its ambitious social grants policy is working but is not as effective.

Results from the PRS suggest that the ALbD partnerships were successful fundraisers, leveraging $256 million from grants, policy decisions, in-kind and direct sources.