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There were cross-party calls today for Goodwin's honour - granted for "services to banking" in 2004 - to be revoked because of the former RBS boss's role in the collapse of the bank, which had to be bailed out with £45 billion of taxpayers' money.

An Air Force honor granted for service and accomplishments arguably could not have been awarded to a busier recipient than Glendale Community College adjunct instructor James Keshavarz.

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The directive must also set out the conditions according to which financial assistance may be granted for public services or production, to ensure that such assistance does not end up amounting to long-term subsidies, as this would damage competitiveness.

Planning permission has been granted for a new motorway service station on the M5 in Gloucestershire.

As a birthright Quaker, he could have claimed exemption from the draft, and deferments were routinely granted for those in government service.

I cannot believe that £120m of Lottery funding will be granted for a stadium that will service just football and rugby league.

Oxfordshire county council has for the past four years pulled out all the stops to avoid passing on a 38% cut in its grant for services for homeless people.

Gov. Greg Abbott stripped the county of $1.5 million in criminal justice division grants for services for children, abused women and veterans in retaliation for its resolve to not cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

We cannot take for granted the services that ecosystems provide for free – such as regulating the climate, absorbing pollution and reducing flooding.

After strong grassroots pressure from veterans, the government now grants disability for service-connected illness to veterans who served in Vietnam and have one of 15 diseases.