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These safe harbors mean that all of the compensation, including stock options and grants, may be deducted by the company.

Some scholarships are based on academic performance, while other grants may be available for those with disabilities.

His department could lose 600 jobs, and grants may be cut with Transport for London getting £108m less and Network Rail also possibly in line.

Ensuring that grant money does not dry up during parental leaves and including money for child care in research grants may be another suggestion.

"If we're heading to full-value restricted stock grants, we may be going to a worse place than we were with options, because those grants may be less sensitive to actual performance".

And in Bridgeport, Jena Maric, executive director of the Bridgeport Symphony, said corporate and estate grants may be available next year to maintain what symphony officials agree has been a highly successful partnership with Yale and the public schools.

Salazar is too young to earn a wage under Venezuelan law, so a scholarship or grant may be needed.

Eligibility for the Pell Grant may be limited to students whose families earn less than 250 percent of the poverty line.

Whatever the outcome of the various investigations, the era when the vast majority of foreclosures were unopposed and easily granted may be waning.

The changing legal landscape continues to play a role, even amid the not so unrealistic fear that rights, once granted, may be revoked.

Now Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chairman, has acknowledged that the terms under which those patents were granted may be unreasonable and may stifle others from building upon the patented innovations.