Sentence examples similar to rationale for grant allocation from inspiring English sources

He is also a regular referee for the field's major journals and for several grant allocation organizations.

Some experts on Peru and human rights advocates voiced skepticism about the rationale for granting him Montesinos safe haven.

Mr. Waxman said his committee had requested additional information on the specifics of the felony waivers, the rationale for granting them and the waiver program's track record.

A few minutes later, in an e-mail message to Mr. Paulson, Bernard J. Knight Jr., assistant general counsel at the Treasury, outlined the agency's rationale for granting the waiver.

The strongest rationale for granting anonymity is simply to protect the contributor from illegitimate retaliation, harassment or undesirable consequences for providing information.

The actual grant allocation for the city, he added, "would not have changed at all if these monuments or stadiums had been listed as icons and monuments".

Last week's EPA report to Congress cited three principal criteria for changing the capitalization grant allocation formula: 1) population, 2) need (water impairment), and 3) leverage.

The authority's grant allocation has been reduced by 3.7% for 2011/12, and is anticipated to fall by 11.75% in total over the next four years.

That might argue for the Cuomo administration's giving it a pass in this most high-profile of grant allocations.

The rationale for the multiple allocation procedure is that certain blocks of mutations express potential affinities of a mosaic sequence to different parts of the known mtDNA phylogeny.

There is also a high degree of organizational discrepancy concerning the rationale for allocation of resources.