Sentence examples for sum grant from inspiring English sources

She explained that the matching funds program — unlike a lump sum grant to candidates — sensibly adjusted the amount disbursed so that it was neither too little money to attract candidates nor too large a drain on public coffers.

The alternative is a primary lump sum grant that will free candidates from static state-by-state spending limits so they can tailor the money to their electoral needs.

If an opposing candidate is not participating in the system and spends more than the lump-sum grant, the participating candidate qualifies for additional matching funds.

The system gives qualifying candidates a lump-sum grant for their primary or general election races in exchange for which the candidates agree not to raise large private contributions.

States would apply to the Agriculture Department, which could approve lump-sum grants to each state for a maximum of five years.

The decision Monday, the Roberts court's first direct look at public campaign financing, concerned only systems that use matching funds, as opposed to lump-sum grants.

Chaytor, former Labour MP for Bury North, and Morley, a former Labour environment minister, were ordered to repay other legal aid sums granted for their hearings and subsequent convictions at Southwark crown court.

Families of those who have been reported dead or missing in the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks will receive immediate lump-sum grants of as much as $30,000 from the American Red Cross, the organization announced yesterday.

Lump-sum grants to schools (Pradhan et al. 2013; Das et al. 2013; Blimpo et al. 2011).

But the reforms replaced that system with a new program, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), under which the federal government delivers lump-sum grants to states and allows them to tailor their programs as they see fit.

UNICEF should explore the possibilities of providing outright annual lump-sum grants to the soums once the CIPs are approved.