Sentence examples for overseas grants from inspiring English sources

There are also discounts for undergraduate alumni and various overseas grants.

scientists to come, study, and hopefully work here eventually," says Paul Heremans of KU Leuven, the coordinator of the programme, which awards 17 overseas grants annually.

Publishing is the biggest source of our income, the great majority of which is fed back to support mathematics in Britain and overseas through grants and meetings.

The Umid Foundation has since been replaced by the Istedot – "Talent" – Foundation, which no longer offers long-term overseas study grants – ref B).

And it outlines the possibilities of direct overseas-aid grants, loans from development banks and private investment.In this section The indispensable economy?

Mr. Son was accused of diverting 788 billion won ($667 million) from SK Shipping's coffers for failed investment in overseas futures, granting 249 billion won in aid to an SK Group unit and masterminding a 38.2 billion won tax evasion, a court official said Saturday.

The governors (or lieutenant governors) of British overseas territories grant or refuse the Royal Assent for territorial legislation.

Doukmak started to seek alternatives, and looked for grants, overseas programmes or scholarships.

Under the legislation, citizens of the overseas territories were granted full British citizenship.

Such information would have been collected overseas using powers granted to the NSA under section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Yet the crown repeatedly ignored opportunities that might have avoided violent revolution -- Spain certainly could have loosened connections with its overseas dominions and granted Mexico some degree of independence.