Sentence examples for on their grants from inspiring English sources

No one elects foundations, which don't have to make a financial return on their grants because they are endowed.

But this broad approach means it falls between research council stools and misses out on their grants, says Dautenhahn.

The Global Fund says Mali and four other countries Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Mauritania, and Papua New Guinea now will receive increased scrutiny and restrictions on their grants.

"You put bigger constraints on your kid's allowance than they do on their grants," says Lathram. "They talk about accountability, but it means nobody bought a Porsche with the money".

This recommendation would counter the growing trend of requiring that faculty raise a significant percentage of their salary on their grants: it would also ensure that faculty expansion is accompanied by a long-term institutional commitment.

Mr. Komansky received $700,000 in salary, a $7 million cash bonus, restricted stock worth $4.8 million and stock options that the firm valued at $1.9 million on their grant date.

Sullivan's 2005 compensation included a salary of $963,462, a bonus of $6.79 million, and stock options valued at $2.95 million on their grant date, New York-based A.I.G. said in a regulatory filing today.

Controlling RAs is an inexact science because faculty members, not NIH, decide whether to put a student on their grant.

Although there is no official upper limit aside from 100%, most principal investigators request 20% to 40% salary recovery on their grant applications.

In addition to the new EMBO award, which carries no age restrictions, a number of national funding bodies are discussing abolishing age limits on their grant programmes.

"After Brexit, staying in the U.K. would make me probably unable to take part in EU grants," says Runge, who immediately after the vote experienced difficulties convincing potential EU collaborators to keep him on their grant applications.