He added that in the long term, granting unauthorized immigrants legal status could actually make them less likely to send large sums of money abroad.
For example, foundations could make an unusually long-term grant and see if it results in organizational enhancements and improved programs.
A larger cash component and a long-term grant of time-based restricted stock is something we can all understand and compare.
The establishment of the "University of California Center for German and European Studies CGESES), inaugurated in the presence of German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, was accompanied by a generous long-term grant from the German government with the contractual agreement that when the grant period ended in the year 2000, the Center would continue in its mission with the support of the University.
IANPHI's long-term grant program, the most intensive of the assistance efforts, will help create NPHIs in low-resource countries that currently lack a central public health focus.
As a way to supplement the funding for PPPs, Moran [ 5] has proposed the creation of a publicly funded Industry R&D Facilitation Fund (IRFF) that would be a long-term grant fund of between US $130 million and US $190 million per year to underwrite industry participation in PPPs.
Graduates of fine arts academies could receive long-term grants and special housing subsidies to support them so they wouldn't have to get day jobs.
As many have pointed out, such as on the blog "Non-Profit AF," conservative funders are dead serious about building long-term state power, which is why they routinely make multi-year, long-term grants.
Under a policy dating from the colonial era, families in traditional villages there are awarded long-term grants of land, producing suburban sprawl and making it difficult to put together a large parcel for development.
Scientists are much more likely to produce innovative research when using long-term grants that allow them exceptional freedom in the lab, according to a new study co-written by MIT economists.
