"I have had sort of a dry spell in terms of grant writing," Ms. Rogalski said.
In either case, part of the problem stems from an over-reliance on quantity, which can be measured easily (in, for example, terms of grant income, lab square feet or numbers of research faculty), at the expense of quality, which is harder to assess.
Government support in terms of grants, tax allowances or cheap loans may be required.
They will do what is in our best national interest in terms of granting or denying a visa.
The Justice Department's inspector general has found that Atlanta breached the terms of grants intended to improve its neighborhoods and fight crime.
The only money available now in terms of grants came from a new government keen to see empty homes – there are 5,000 such buildings in Stoke – brought back into use.
It has all the makings of a full sports car World Championship, something the manufacturers, drivers and fans have been in favour of for a long time, while the FIA president, Jean Todt, said recently that "endurance racing could be an area we are interested in" in terms of granting World Championship status.
For every £1 the council spends, roughly £15 is invested in these organisations (in terms of grants, charitable donations and other revenue streams), with an additional £4 going into the local economy: the very bars, restaurants, hotels and taxi firms the council are trying to support via their £418m investment programme.
Our financial exposure is therefore so far in terms of grants, soft loans, or guarantees, not equity.
It is the biggest medical charity in Europe and second in the world to the Gates Foundation in terms of grants.
We are both minorities and are trying to find government loopholes that may benefit us in terms of grants, taxes, etc.
