Sentence examples similar to granting institutes from inspiring English sources
The fact that there are enough funds "left over" from institutional overhead to disperse directly to investigators suggests to NIH that there has been an overpayment of indirect funds--and overpayments are required to be returned to the granting institute.
We applied to and received funding from a Canadian federal research granting institute under a program specific for scoping studies.
Velikhov also wants to grant institutes more financial freedom by transferring ownership of buildings and equipment from the Academy's leadership body to individual institutes.
Internal NIH estimates show that it will end up cutting more than the 700 research grants the institutes initially planned to sacrifice in the name of austerity.
In the 1920s Tuskegee shifted from vocational education to academic higher education and became an accredited, degree-granting institute.
The National College of Arts (founded in 1872 as the Mayo School of Industrial Art) in Lahore is the only degree-granting institute of fine arts in the country.
This paper was supported by the following grants: Institute for the promotion of innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders (IWT) SB/101451 to Nicky Wybouw.
The South African child support grant, instituted to alleviate poverty, was insufficient to adequately support children (Kimani-Murage et al., 2010); however, caregivers relied on this because of limited employment opportunities.
The bill grants the institute subpoena power, a move Dr. Bement said his scientists first resisted, but one that Mr. Boehlert and victims' families insisted was crucial.
The Army granted the institute an initial $45 million a year to create simulations using Hollywood talent.
I am already dangerously exposed, and I cannot take the chance of being caught in Flak meant for others!" Though Irving refused at this time to appear at conferences sponsored by the Holocaust-denying Institute for Historical Review IHRR), he did grant the institute the right to distribute his books in the United States.
