Sentence examples for transport grant from inspiring English sources

The £2m forms part of a £3.6m Department for Transport grant to the New Forest to boost cycling infrastructure, made in August last year.

South Yorkshire's transport policy is now under its most severe attack with a 30 per cent cut by the present Environment Secretary, Mr Michael Heseltine, in the county's transport grant.

Where such services do not make money - typically in the evenings, at weekends and in rural areas - they rely on financial support through the local government transport grant and the bus service operators grant.

Figures from the Campaign for Better Transport show that in 2011 central government cut the transport grant by 28%, while this financial year the operators' grant has been cut by 20%.

In the past, the monarch received money from three different government departments: funds for the Civil List from the Treasury; a Department for Transport grant for travel costs; funds for maintenance of royal palaces and communications from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

Many common FOG-1– FOG-3 target mRNAs encode oocyte differentiation proteins that function in oocyte maturation and embryonic viability: egg-4 contributes to the oocyte/embryo transition (Parry et al. 2009); cbd-1, cpg-1, and chs-1 function in osmotic integrity of the embryo (Zhang et al. 2005; Olson et al. 2006; Johnston et al. 2010); and rme-2 drives yolk transport (Grant and Hirsh 1999).

It is plainly unfair that London is showered with privileges, with disproportionate transport grants, a puny local tax base and a cultural plutocracy.

The Secretary of State for Transport granted permission on 1 September 1994 to close the station and the branch closed on 30 September.

Presumably, the ability for thiamin and precursor transport grants selective advantage when other pathways compete with the thiamin biosynthetic pathway for available amino acids and purines.

Mrs Hart told the Senedd in a statement: "Funding for the X94 service from Wrexham and Barmouth, which forms part of the TrawsCymru Network, will be provided by top slicing the regional transport services grant.

The Communities Secretary and Transport Secretary granted planning permission in April 2013 for a runway extension, which will allow passenger numbers to rise from 200,000 to 500,000 a year.