Sentence examples for grants central from inspiring English sources

I was supported by local authority grants, central government funds, my parents, by academic institutions, to pursue a discipline that did not, in the end, lead to a career.

With the special duty-free access that CAFTA grants, Central American textile firms and the American companies that supply them with material may survive.The Bush team is busy making this argument to textile groups.

The 19 February publication date would have granted central bankers almost one week's reprieve.

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.

For years, the charity had relied on special grants from central government in order to survive.

The proposal would be "revenue neutral", because the councils' grants from central government would be cut by the same amount.

Per-head capitation grants from central government can be used to fund free lunches and other extras, but often arrive late so can't be relied on.

From September next year, universities will be able to raise their fees from the current maximum of £3,375 to £9,000, following cuts of 80% in their grants from central government.

These include: A 56% cut in local authority grants from central government, alongside new powers for councils to raise their own money from business rates and a special 2% precept to pay for social care.

Public spending on services, administration and grants by central government account for just 12.6% of national output compared to 21.2% of GDP in the last year of Gordon Brown's Labour government.

One local authority, Westminster city council claimed the census had again underestimated its population, putting its funding at risk because grants from central government are based on population estimates.