Sentence examples for research endowment from inspiring English sources

§ 52i.6 Evaluation and award of research endowment grant applications.

Of that money, $300 million was evenly divided between restoration projects administered by the NFWF and an offshore oil safety research endowment administered by the NAS.

§ 52i.4 Under what conditions may an eligible institution designate a foundation as the recipient of a research endowment grant?

§ 52i.12 What happens if a grantee fails to administer the research endowment grant in accordance with applicable regulations?

The Hills also created an endowment that provides regular income to buy additional books for the Hill Ornithology Collection, and a research endowment which also has made possible the development of this Web site.

Simultaneously, Taylor also served as Executive Director of the Department of Commerce, where she led the unprecedented recruitment of Dell to Oklahoma with its second largest U.S. facility and chaired a statewide initiative to build an economic development plan that included a major research endowment to support job development.

Our work is supported by a portfolio of peer-reviewed grants, industrial agreements and research endowments.

Despite similar university research endowments, universities in San Francisco have dramatically commercialization outputs than San Francisco, which is correlated with the existence of cohesive inventor networks linking industry and university scientists in this region, but not Los Angeles.

With the aid of research and endowment funds, our student participate in projects throughout California and the U.S., Mexico, Egypt, France, Portugal, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Ecuador, Italy, and China.

Private universities face a decline in federal dollars attached to research grants; endowment returns are unlikely to achieve the double-digit norms of a few years ago; and the relentless rise in tuition (which Bennett blames partly on the ready availability of government grants and loans) is unsustainable.

Philanthropic support for museum-based research through endowments and foundations is significantly more prominent in the United States than in Canada.