Sentence examples for income granted from inspiring English sources

A report published by the Royal Society of Arts in December floated the idea of a "basic rental income" granted to everyone who rents rather than owns a property, and with the additional costs incurred by central government paid for through a land value tax.

Programs would provide women with a source of income, granting them greater control in their relationships and health care decisions.

The low income grants would be capped at $5,000, and would decline to $1,000 by 2021.

Nevertheless, the school is on solid footing, he said, because of a diversified revenue stream that includes tuition, rental fees from community groups like the Steffi Nossen School of Dance and the Westchester Choral Society, ticket revenues, investment income, grants and contributions.

He said he would donate half of the $1.4 million prize money to social causes, including a campaign to establish a basic income grant for all South African citizens to alleviate poverty.

Biotech zombies will never have genuine revenues, but they may show some revenues on the balance sheet because of interest income, grant payments and study partner funding.

Van Parijs defends, on paternalistic grounds, a periodic income grant over a capital grant (see Van Parijs 1995: chapter 2). 5. Strictly speaking, the difference principle applies to an index of "social primary goods" that includes not only income and wealth but the "social bases of self-respect" and leisure-time.

· Basic Income Grants (BIG).

The point of basic income grants and quality education is to relink work with our highest future potential.

Hamon wants a national basic income grant – paying everyone in the country a fixed sum of €750 a month regardless of whether they work or not.

Edward II nevertheless took steps to provide his half-brother with an income; grants made in 1315 and 1319 secured Edmund 2000 marks a year.