Dominica switched to Beijing in 2004 in return for grants of $122m (a third of its GDP at the time).
"With higher education we want to see the return of student grants, but also many youngsters should benefit from apprenticeships".
Beginning in the 1330s, the Peruzzi made large loans to Edward III of England, first in concert with the Bardi company, later by themselves, financing his wars in Scotland and France in return for grants of wool, money, and assignment of customs and taxes.
The number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds did not change much, so the 2003 higher education white paper heralded the return of the grant.
That was one of the conditions the government put on Comcast in return for granting approval of its 2011 deal to take control of NBCUniversal.
That way it could compare the expected returns of some grants with others — job training versus school tutoring, for instance.
Its Law of Return grants the right of citizenship to any Jew who requests it.
In return for granting the buyer of the option this right, the writer receives a payment called a premium, rather like an insurance company receives a premium for protecting a homeowner against fire or theft.
The inquiry is examining Mr. Bruno's personal business dealings, including whether he accepted money from Mr. Abbruzzese in return for Senate approval of grants for one of Mr. Abbruzzese's companies.
It also advocates the return of the student grant system to replace loans.
