Sentence examples for outright grant from inspiring English sources

In Plainview, for instance, one man asked why he should take a loan when he could go elsewhere for an outright grant.

They announced that a $19 million dormitory complex was financed by a no-interest loan and a $4 million outright grant from Vietnam.

The Senate would have the government pay most of the costs of a terrorist attack in excess of $10 billion while the House provides for long-term loans to insurers rather than an outright grant.

"We're making an outright grant of $90,000 per year to them, as well as trying to raise money for them through sponsorships of all our exhibits," he said.

Whether in the form of options, the outright grant of shares, bonuses tied to criteria such as earnings or revenue growth, or some other means, pay should be explicitly aligned with the long-term interests of the owners, not short-term blips in share prices or profits.

Being unwilling to make an outright grant to relieve these debts, it provided him an additional sum of £65,000 (equal to £ today) per annum.

And IDA funds should become 100% outright grants, rather than 70% as they are now.

Outright grants have replaced most loans, not just for poor students but for middle-class ones.

The administration has also pushed, over the objections of some European countries, to replace low-interest loans with outright grants.

Instead of options, firms now favour outright grants of shares albeit restricted, so that the shares must be held for a period before their sale.

IDA currently makes commitments of around $8 billion per year, of which 80% is low-interest long-term loans and the remainder outright grants.