Wade Robertson, a Texas landowner who restored prairie grouse habitats on his property with the help of a federal grant, summed up this approach to a member of my staff.
In addition, the Global Fund has pursued the principle of performance-based funding that is disbursement of funds has been largely correlated with grant performance; for example, the best performing programs receiving 79% of their grant sums compared to 38% for the worst performers [ 9].
Lu and colleagues [ 10] reported that an increase in per-capita income from $1000 to $2000 is associated with a substantial reduction in disbursement of 2-year grant sums (an indicator of both expenditure and performance, in view of the Global Fund's incremental disbursement system).
Patent numbers in Japan from 2004 to 2013 (b) contain patent disclosure, patent application (sum of domestic and foreign) and patent granted (sum of domestic and foreign).
A box? Which may grant large sums of money?
In 1572 disliking the scenes as each woman tried to secure a piece of the royal gown, Queen Elizabeth granted a sum of £1 to each recipient in lieu of the gown, giving it in a red purse.
Instead of receiving an unrestricted dollar flow from Washington, states were now given block grants, fixed sums totaling $16.5 billion a year.
In place of the open-ended federal contribution to Medicaid, Mr. Trump would give states "market-based health care grants" — lump sums of federal money or per capita allotments — totaling $1.2 trillion over 10 years.
Government agencies and foundations spend tens of billions of dollars each year on research at universities, typically granting large sums to principal investigators, who use some of the money to support masters students and Ph.D. candidates.
The maintenance grant, a lump sum of non-repayable funding, is essential for lower income students who want to succeed at university.
