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Mr. Smith and Ms. Clogg both said that grants from American foundations accounted for less than 10 percent of their budgets and were solicited only after their groups had determined their priorities.

The nonprofit SETI Institute announced on 22 April that grants from the University of California, Berkeley, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, and others had run out and that SETI could no longer afford to operate the 42 radio telescopes that make up ATA.

Robesh adds that grants from the school's alumni association also gave him a much-needed boost.

To sweeten the pot, the bill would specify that grants from the government's environmental quality incentive program could be made available to farmers who wanted to invest in the technology.

Ms. Nashed said that grants from both funds must be approved by the speaker of the Texas House and the lieutenant governor and that all recipients go through rigorous reviews.

Researchers at San Raffaele are hopeful that they can continue to work and that grants from the European Research Council and some Italian agencies, imperiled by a looming bankruptcy, will now be safe.

911 Overdose Good Samaritan Laws that grant immunity from prosecution when calling 911 during an overdose are enacted in 20 states.

Marsh and colleagues, show that grant applications from authors in high-ranking Australian universities are accepted more frequently than applications from authors in lower-ranked institutions.

Dr. Pizzo, the Stanford dean said he was aware that the grant from Pfizer would receive some skepticism.

It amends a 1976 law that grants foreign countries broad immunity from American lawsuits.

Many organizations that do not focus on development, but are advocates for human rights and other causes, are simply businesses that collect grants from Western donors, critics say.