Sentence examples for the system of granting from inspiring English sources

Alexius promoted an alternative source of native manpower by extending the system of granting estates in pronoia (by favour of the emperor) and tying the grant to the military obligation.

The system of granting parole is provided by law.

They paid tuition fees even before full-time ones were obliged to do so in 1998, without access to the system of grants and loans for which their full-time counterparts are eligible.

ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN On 3 May, 250 people from 110 institutions across the country converged at the University of Michigan to talk about how to fix the system of grant-funded university research performed by graduate and postdoctoral trainees, who have few opportunities for scientific careers within academe and little preparation for the possibilities that exist beyond the campus.

And it will give added ammunition to those who feel that the current system of granting and policing tech patents in America needs to be overhauled.The legal battle between Samsung and Apple is also intriguing because the archenemies work closely together.

"Well-Founded Fear" penetrates the Immigration and Naturalization Service's confidential system of granting or denying asylum to tens of thousands of refugees each year.

Mr Osborne told the Commons the reforms would allow the system of  government grants to town halls to be phased out over the course of the five-year parliament.

The system of land grants to military servitors, maintained for centuries (with changes) in all conquered lands, ultimately suppressed the interest of both landlords and tenants in increasing agricultural productivity.

Even though the system of national grants-in-aid appears to have been designed as a means of decentralizing administration, the effect has been decidedly centralist, for the conditional character of the grants has allowed the federal government to exercise influence on state policies in fields that were once invulnerable to national intervention.

Miliband, expected to announce his plans by the end of the week, is also still being urged privately by academics, the National Union of Students and former cabinet members to look at other reforms to the system of student grants, their effect on inequality and the varying bursaries in universities.

As if to prove him right, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, slashed direct state funding for teaching in universities by 40% in his spending review.Mr Willetts's proposal retains the system of maintenance grants and loans to cover tuition introduced by the previous Labour government.