Sentence examples for grant-aided by from inspiring English sources

OPAS is an independent voluntary organisation, which is grant-aided by the Department of Work and Pensions through Opra.

Circular 1381, a directive issued by the Board of Education in 1926, required that schools choose a single source of grant: they could receive a "direct grant" from central government, or be "grant-aided" by their local authority.

M.A.S. and P.S. received grant-aided support from the BBSRC Designing Future Wheat programme [BB/P016855/1].

Scotland has three categories of schools: state schools, grant-aided schools and self-governing schools.

I already have a model, in the form of Marr College, a grant-aided Scottish comprehensive founded in the 1920s.

Those that are grant-aided rightly tend to be those that have an innovative niche in their chosen field, rather than those that are, for instance, all too often replacing much-needed services that should be provided by the public authorities.

With point of departure in an investigation of two counties, the planning framework for grant-aided field afforestation is analysed and consequences of its application are discussed.

However, the spatial targeting did appear successful, when compared to equivalent untargeted grant-aided woodland expansion, and resulted in positive change to six of the eight indicators.

Thankfully, over the past 15 years or so, the destruction has mostly stopped, and more than 100,000 miles of hedgerows in England – nearly half the total – are actively managed under assorted grant-aided agri-environment schemes.

This research was funded by Cinvestav-IPN (Mexico) and "Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Conacyt) Mexico" for grant-aided support to YB-A (Grant Number 46565).

The figures relate to London's 52 major commercial and grant-aided London theatres.