Sentence examples for rules for funding from inspiring English sources

During the six years he ran the NIH under George W. Bush, Zerhouni, a pioneering radiologist raised and educated in Algeria, set the first rules for funding research on human embryonic stem cells and banned NIH scientists from taking big industry consulting fees.

Mr. Elliott called the decision "a no-brainer," thanks to the federal rules for funding pensions.

Kickstarter has provided a model for that innovation and creativity to flourish, and its success is based in no small part on its "all or nothing" rules for funding; if a project's stated funding goal isn't met in the time given to raise the money then none of the prospective funders are charged and the project doesn't receive any funds.

If the ethics committee had found violations, ground rules for fund-raising would have radically changed in Washington, where popular restaurants and bars around Capitol Hill sometimes host two or three events each night.

Kuwait Even before the Syrian uprising, jihadist groups in Iraq and elsewhere benefited from Kuwait's relaxed rules on money transfer for funding.

The Icai report rightly criticises DfID for funding rule of law programmes without a strong evidence base.

Don't forget that NIH rules for public funded open access is 12 Months.

Although the lawsuit was directed at the Obama Administration's rules for expanding funding for hESC research, Lamberth's opinion strongly suggests that funding under the Bush Administration was also illegal under the Dickey-Wicker Amendment.

A few days after U.S. President George W. Bush vetoed a law that would have loosened rules for federal funding (ScienceNOW, 19 July), several European countries opposed to embryo research threatened to block the European Union's stem cell funding program unless rules on ES cell research were tightened.

However, unlike rules for federal funding in the U.S., there are no restrictions on which cell lines researchers can use once they are derived.

Rabid anti-choice Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI) claims to have assembled a coalition of like-minded Dems who consider the Senate's slightly less restrictive rules for abortion funding "unacceptable".