Sentence examples for unconditional grants from inspiring English sources

A programme in Malawi ran conditional and unconditional grants in tandem.

School enrolment among families that got conditional grants rose by 41% on average in the various programmes; the increase among those that got unconditional grants was only 23%.

"Upping the Ante: The Equilibrium Effects of Unconditional Grants to Private Schools". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP18-019, July 2018.

Ultimately, however, the plan fizzled: providing subsistence levels of welfare, with all sorts of strings attached, was one thing, but giving the poor unconditional grants to elevate them above the poverty line was seen as going too far.

Unconditional grants will arguably make other distributional reforms, such as public employment reforms, more widely acceptable among citizens.

Even then, work disincentives are less strong, however, compared to conventional means tested support mechanisms, as unconditional grants would avoid the substitution (or "tax") effects of unemployment assistance or insurance and other forms of conditional income support, where benefits are lost as work is found and/or wages increase [39].21.

The NNF Center for Basic Metabolic Research is supported by an unconditional grant (NNF10CC1016515) from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to University of Copenhagen.

Finland is not planning to scrap its existing benefit system and give everyone an unconditional grant of €800 a month – contrary to what some recent headlines may have told you.

It was an "unconditional" grant, but might have been expected to buy some security co-operation.In this section If a tree falls… Tentative two-step Hometown dues Bare branches, redundant males Storm-tossed ReprintsYet not one MP spoke in favour of deploying troops in Yemen.

An unconditional grant was awarded by Bracco Imaging s.p.a., to cover the costs of the study.

His research on sacrocolpopexy has previously been, in part, supported by an unconditional grant by Johnson & Johnson.