Sentence examples for relief grants from inspiring English sources

Net debt relief grants fell by more than a third, representing 0.2% of total ODA.

Contributions from Austria fell, mainly because of a drop in debt relief grants.

In fact, the legislature's Appropriations Committee has recommended a package that would undo Mr. Rowland's funding shift, restoring or increasing the major tax relief grants to municipalities and increasing the educational cost sharing grant.

In addition to drumming up more foot traffic, Ms. Gonerka Bart, a business lawyer with the firm Ross & Hardies, has been helping Mr. Iacono navigate the bureaucratic hurdles that stand in the way of federal relief grants and insurance reimbursements.

The administration's decision in March to impose duties on glossy paper was based on a new policy of making imports from socialist countries — which subsidize companies with low-cost loans, tax relief, grants and other assistance — subject to duties, as imports from free-market countries are.

Total foreign aid and debt relief granted to Africa last year by the rich nations totaled $14.6 billion.

It currently survives from a Comic Relief grant, topped up with council funding that was recently cut by two-thirds.

His administration was faced with continuing economic problems, some of which were partially alleviated by debt relief particularly the significant relief granted in 2003 and 2005.

Government figures show that the tax relief granted to properties occupied by charities has almost doubled since the 2006/2007 financial year from £760m to £1.5bn.

Now, the lending agencies say, they will start granting at least some debt relief when a nation produces a far less rigorous interim strategy, with full relief granted later when the more comprehensive plan is finished.

United benefited from the provision that allows a handful of airlines and steel makers to stretch out their overdue pension obligations and from the general pension relief granted to a total of 31,000 companies by the bill.