Sentence examples for grant provision from inspiring English sources
We had good social housing, quality education at both school and university level funded by generous maintenance grant provision and full employment in pensionable jobs.
Passage there is likely, but it is also likely that House Republicans will strip out the block grant provision, a prospect that greatly irritated Senator Lieberman.
It cannot be gainsaid that the effect of the Maryland maximum grant provision is to reduce the per capita benefits to the children in the largest families.
But the White House, while commending the Senate for passing the legislation, said today it would "strongly oppose" the block grant provision because it exceeds the president's budget request.
Specific requirements for matching, level of effort, and earmarking are unique to each Federal program, and are described in the laws, regulations, and contract or grant provisions that pertain to the program.
Both the transfer documents and the grant provisions require that the airport be made available for public use under reasonable terms and without unjust discrimination to all types, kinds and classes of aviation-related activities.
"The husband should only be granted provision for his role as the father of the two children and not for his own long-term needs," the court said in a statement.
Their activities are sponsored by partners and donor agencies through grants, provision of behavioral communication materials, training, and capacity development of staff.
And if they do, their use of the money for such recreation facilities as golf courses and swimming pools--allowable under the grants' provisions--could appear antithetical to conservation goals.
Further research is conducted at the moment to deliver a wide range of horizontal vertical arrangements the positioning of which can be utilized in any order in order to grant SSD provision for such compound alignments.
Such protection existed without problems from 1976-88, and if there are circumstances where it should not be granted then provision can be made in the bill.
