Having been told in the Bowen era that "excellence can't be bought, but must be paid for," supporters for years have generously granted Princeton substantially more financial resources.
The grant "substantially increases the odds", Mr Bagley writes, "that the government will lose this case".
A cashless exercise is likely available, but the need to pay for shares received with part of the option grant substantially reduces the option's exercise value.
Each of these statutes contained a grant substantially identical with that made by § 2 of the Act of 1862, the object of our immediate concern.
The second question is, if dual enrollment is worthwhile, will expanding Pell Grants substantially increase its usage, or simply subsidize those who would have used it anyway?
If G1 scientists are allowed to pursue additional grants regardless of current funding status, only minor changes from the baseline occur (not shown), whereas limiting G2 scientists to one funded grant substantially reduces G2's share of funding and success rate (Table 1, case f).
The travel ban has been revised substantially over time, and now it includes exemptions that, if they are honestly granted, may well be enough to pass constitutional muster.
In particular, the number of granted patents has increased substantially for Japanese universities, from 6570 to 25,945 over the last 5 years (Fig. 5b).
One of Abbott's central patents (5,541,206), granted in 1996, is substantially the same as a patent the company received in 1992, according to Ravicher.
Judge Briggs said on Tuesday: "I am minded to grant the restriction substantially sought after and extend the current regime".
