Sentence examples for payment of grants from inspiring English sources

Who was one of the most influential figures responsible for the payment of grants worth £7m to the scandal-hit charity Kids Company shortly before its demise?

The climate is changing: With the increasing move to commercial contracts with payments in arrears, away from upfront payment of grants, there is an increasing working capital requirement in the charity sector.

While the payment of grants to cover infrastructure modernisation costs was potentially an important lever, the payments could only be made as part of a block grant to Transport for London [TfL, the mayor's transport authority], without conditions, reducing the direct leverage it gave".

The inspection by PWC is continuing to look into the authority's payment of grants, the transfer of property, spending decisions in relation to publicity, and other contractual processes, from 25 October 2010.

PwC have audited the authority's payment of grants, the transfer of property, spending decisions in relation to publicity, and other contractual processes, from 25 October 2010 to the present day.

At the end of previous episode 4, Sunny (Daniel Wu), head clipper to Baron Quinn, meets The River King (Lance E. Nichols) to discuss payment of granting passage out of the badlands.

The government announced on Friday that without enabling legislation, payments of grants to universities, among other entities, could be suspended by November.

The payment of APC grants the authors immediate worldwide open access to their full-text articles also distribution in various formats of online publication, inclusion in bibliographic databases and SpringerLink, inclusion in CrossRef enabling electronic citation in other journals available electronically and lifelong deposit in digital archives including e-Depot (The Netherlands).

But he said that as of Thursday morning, the company had already spent $1.43 billion, including claims payments, the costs of trying to plug and cap the leak, and payments of block grants to gulf states.

"A policy of assisting repatriation by payment of fares and grants is part of the official policy of the Conservative party," he stated in 1968.

Veterans of World War I, many of whom had been out of work since the beginning of the Great Depression, sought immediate cash payment of Service Certificates granted to them eight years earlier via the World War Adjusted Compensation Act of 1924.