Ms. Patton at the Public Works Department said the need for grants, or "O.P.M., other people's money," as she put it, was more crucial than ever.
Such frustrations, he explained, eventually convinced him to design an alternative scientific career, founding his own company and pursuing his interests without any need for grants or support.
Practically, we also learn about Sarah's concerns as to the need for grant funding to be competitive for a position.
The employer can cite "no objective justification" (not defined), such as a lack of business need, for not granting the request.
She was obsolescent by World War I and was slated to be broken up in 1914 15, but the need for warships granted Emanuele Filiberto a respite.
The authors also wish to thank the Faculty of Medicine at Chiang Mai University for granting the funds needed for this study.
They need to take for granted the "wins" that we, their elders, remember as hard-won.
The federal government could scramble to redeem and service its public debt only at the cost of public services that Americans need, and take for granted today.
Torn from the safe domestic space, Nils realises that the basic human needs he took for granted are hard to win.
Each set contains almost nothing but paperwork, including the forms needed to explain the merits and rationale of your experiment (which you design yourself), the forms needed for grant applications, the forms needed for ethical approval, template journal articles for writing up, template subject recruitment forms, and many more.
