Sentence examples for pay grants from inspiring English sources

It will have to subsidise the heritage forests, and pay grants for community forests.

Even as education officials have eliminated 12 programs they say are not proven to benefit students -- a savings of $550 million -- the department is seeking $517 million for performance pay grants, up from $97 million in last year's budget.

An increasingly poor international reputation could do the island no good: it is relying on the European Union to pay grants equal to almost 2% of GDP a year until 2004 to help its inefficient banana farmers switch to other crops.

Of those articles, 60 were funded by a pharmaceutical company, 50 were co-written by drug company employees and 37 had a lead author, typically an academic, who had previously accepted outside compensation from the sponsoring drug company in the form of consultant pay, grants or speaker fees.

"We know that staff costs are the single biggest item of spending in schools – which is why we supported schools with the cost of the teachers' pay award with a new £508m teachers' pay grant across 2018-19 and 2019-20.

Access to a method to pay grant expenses from that Duke account (i.e., procurement card or other method).

Don't try to pay grant writers on a commission or contingent basis.

The family then created the fallen heroes fund, which in its early years paid grants to survivors of troops who died on duty.

Earlier that year, the US government had paid grants worth $65m directly to the NGOs concerned – circumventing the relevant Cairo authorities.

Postdocs who have direct-pay grants or fellowships are not considered employees and are therefore ineligible to sign the cards.

It has built a significant system of social solidarity, which pays grants to the old and infirm and provides free healthcare to the poor.