These grants supported programs including Heads Up Football, youth and high school equipment grants, helmet reconditioning grants, and general operations.
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That includes Title X family planning grants, grants aimed at cancer or Zika prevention, and Violence Against Women Act grants.
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These include international food aid and security grants, rural business grants, Community Development Financial Institution grants, the AmeriCorps and Senior Corps services programs, and grants meant to improve literacy and physical education.
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The proposal would cuts than $516 million from DOE renewable energy research grants, $340 million from DOE fossil fuel research grants, $168 million in nuclear energy research grants and $170 million from innovative technology grants.
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Failing to comply with Section 1373 could result in "withholding of grants, termination of grants, and disbarment or ineligibility for future grants," Sessions added.
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We've got to make Pell grants more flexible, MAP grants more flexible.
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Almost all of its provisions are now defunct: the TIS grants, the police grants, the assault-weapons ban, even the ban on Pell grants for inmates.
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Instrumentl – Making scientific grants easy For scientists, applying to grants is a drag.
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Labor Department grants known as National Dislocated Worker Grants would also be available to workers who cite opiate addiction as the reason they're applying for the grants.
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You can get grants to study sexual assault, you can get grants to study STDs, but getting grants to study sexual pleasure is still very, very challenging.
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These grants fund services for low-income Americans — including grants for Meals on Wheels.
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Those grants will go toward housing repairs, rental assistance, small business grants, and rebuilding infrastructure.
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Turchin also receives grants from pharmaceutical companies, but those grants did not fund this new research.
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Next, subtract any "gift aid," which includes grants — including federal need-based Pell grants — and scholarships.
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Students and families must also know the types of grants students may be eligible to receive, what they need to do to receive the grants, and the differences between grants and loans.
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Of the recipient charities, 22.5 received $22.5 million grants, and the remaining nine received $25 million grants.
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You can look for individual grants in your city or community, or combine multiple grants, as Evans did.
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Grants: Uber will be giving its drivers grants of up to £5,000 to switch to a new car.
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" STUDENT SUPPORT AND ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT GRANTS "The Budget proposes eliminating the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants program.
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It will relaunch for the 2020 grants under Yannis's name with increased grants of $8k available to recipients.
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He said the foundation was loosening or eliminating restrictions on grants and looking at making new unrestricted grants.
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The EPA hasn't confirmed whether the freeze applies solely to new grants or to existing grants as well.
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But these kind of activist organizations are frequently dependent on grants to fund jobs; grants can easily go away.
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Students qualified for federal Pell Grants and state Pell Grants, known in Illinois as the Monetary Award Program (MAP).
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This involves grants, which the government has not identified beyond narrowing the scope to a small subset of grants.
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Broaden the reach of Pell Grants Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 governs where federally supported student loans and grants, such as Pell Grants for students from low-income households, can be used.
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There was a similar pattern in the number of research grants awarded, with Crohn's disease receiving the greatest number, at about 40 grants per year, and celiac disease with the fewest at eight grants per year.
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Some of the grants recommended for elimination could be matching grants for local projects around the country, the source added.
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It converts Medicaid to block grants to states, and allows states to determine which "essential benefits" those grants will cover.
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The EPA told some lawmakers it was continuing to award environmental program grants and revolving-loan fund grants to states and tribes and was "working quickly to address issues related to other categories of grants," aides said.
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Many reformers believe these grants played a big role in driving up mass incarceration in the US. And if those grants prompted states to increase incarceration, then new federal grants should get them to do the opposite, right?
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Based on the responses to our telephone survey, the states can be grouped into three categories—TIS grants not a factor (21994 states), TIS grants a partial factor (11 states), and TIS grants a key factor (4 states).
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Based on the responses to our telephone survey, the states can be grouped into three categories—TIS grants not a factor (21994 states), TIS grants a partial factor (21994 states), and TIS grants a key factor (21980 states).
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In 2016, Congress appropriated $10 million in grants for CVE efforts and DHS awarded the first round of grants on Jan.
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An initial $25 million was given in grants this year, and another $2503 million worth of grants opened up this week.
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TIGER grants: Unfortunately unrelated to flying tigers, the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants were part of the 2668 stimulus package.
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There is increased funding for transit infrastructure grants and to fight the opioid epidemic, and year-round Pell Grants were restored.
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The program provides grants ranging from $2,500 to $25,000 for new works, and $5,000 travel grants for K-12 art teachers.
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"Those individuals, as they've served in those capacities … they've received monies through grants, and sometimes substantial monies through grants," Pruitt said.
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Go deeper: Why Trump's Medicaid work requirements lost Medicaid block grants move forward in Tennessee Medicaid block grants invite legal firestorm
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Pursuant to that review, the Agency is continuing to award the environmental program grants and state revolving loan fund grants to the states and tribes; and we are working to quickly address issues related to other categories of grants.
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Some resources to consider include options like grants, loans as well as crowdfunding through SBS Small Business Relief Loans, Give2SF in San Francisco, Neighborhood Small Business Relief in Seattle (through Amazon), Facebook Small Business Grants, and iFundWomen VISA grants.
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Faculty members apply for grants that are compatible with their research interests and grants are vetted on a case-by-case basis.
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He would maintain Pell Grants, which typically go to students from families with an income below $20,000, and add other grants, too.
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All 78 municipalities in Puerto Rico have applied for these reconstruction grants, Llargues said, and all of them have had grants approved.
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It's unclear how long the freeze will last, and if it pertains only to new grants or to existing grants as well.
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" Proposal Not Only Grants Citizenship To Up to 3 Million "DREAMers," But Also Grants Legal Status to Their Parents: "grants a path to citizenship to an illegal population that is nearly five times larger than the population of DACA recipients.
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" SUPPORTING EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION STATE GRANTS "The Budget proposes eliminating Supporting Effective Instruction (SEI) State Grants (Title II State grants), a program that provides formula funds to States to improve the quality and effectiveness of teachers, principals, and other schools leaders.
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President Trump would probably be able to cut grants clearly related to immigration enforcement, and maybe a wider range of law enforcement grants as well — but almost certainly not grants in unrelated fields like urban planning or environmental protection. Sec. 218.
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Those that get grants — they don't have the right return on investments — actually save lives, but they just don't get [grants] next year.
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According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the majority of financial aid was in the form of federal grants (particularly Pell Grants).
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In its final round of grants for 2017, the National Endowment for the Arts awarded 1,196 grants for a total of $19393 million.
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"As is often the case with small grants of power to the executive, those grants can often expand to absurd overreaches," McClintock said.
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This year, the organization gave eight artistic production grants, seven incubator grants, the 2019 VIA curatorial fellowship, and the 2018 Frontier Art Prize.
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According to DOE, seven of the grants are for resiliency projects under the Grid Modernization Initiative (GMI), while 20 grants support cybersecurity projects.
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The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation awarded $19643,21964 grants to eight visual arts journalists as part of a new annual cycle of grants.
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The threat is substantial: DOJ's state and local grants include Community-Oriented Policing Services grants, on which many local police departments are heavily reliant.
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" OSHA TRAINING GRANTS "The Budget proposes to eliminate the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Susan Harwood training grants, which are unnecessary and unproven.
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The majority of NEA grants go to small and medium-sized organizations, and a significant percentage of grants fund programs in high-poverty communities.
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He wants block grants for Medicaid What we know: One detail of health policy that Trump has repeatedly stressed is block grants for Medicaid.
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They say previous administrations stacked advisory committees with academics who rely on EPA grants, and therefore favor policies that would get them more grants.
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For example, school improvement grants under ESSA Title I can run for four years and include a planning year, unlike the original SIG grants.
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A draft text for a $2 trillion economic rescue seen by Reuters would offer passenger airlines $25 billion in grants and $25 billion in loans, cargo carriers another $27 billion in loans and grants, and contractors like caterers up to $27.05 billion in grants.
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An NIH spokesperson said the agency does not discuss ongoing audits of grants, or publications resulting from grants, to ensure that they are meeting requirements.
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A CZI spokesperson confirmed the existence of the grants and investments listed here but said CZI doesn't share information about the size of individual grants.
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The grants in question, the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants, are the biggest source of federal law enforcement funding to state and local jurisdictions.
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The plan would put $5 billion in direct grants toward feasibility studies and predevelopment, and $35 billion in loans and grants for coastal defense projects.
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Microsoft committed $500 million toward loans and grants to accelerate construction of affordable housing in the Seattle region, as well as grants to address homelessness.
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More broadly, the proportion of federal grants to federal loans in 1976 was almost even, but by 1985 the ratio had shifted to 27% grants vs.
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A study of Pell Grants in Texas found precisely estimated infinite returns; a similar study on Pell Grants in Tennessee found finite and possibly negative returns.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities announced $39.3 million in grants for 245 projects across the US — the final round of grants for fiscal year 2017.
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Although some of the initial grants were made with backing from Congress, the lawmakers later pushed back — seeking to limit the effects of the amnesty grants.
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The foundation also announced other grants, including three $10,000 career grants to J'nai Bridges, a mezzo-soprano; Joshua Guerrero, a tenor; and Amanda Woodbury, a soprano.
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Some of the institutions in our study showed that both grants and loans will reduce costs without making clear that — unlike grants — loans must be repaid.
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" The grants authorized by Nielsen were preparedness grants announced last week that are intended to help localities prepare for "terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies.
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The grants were originally supposed to run through 2020, but the administration said the grants would end in 2018 instead, arguing that the program was ineffective.
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That was more than 10 percent of all N.E.A. grants that year, making New York City groups the top recipients of such grants in the country.
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"Those grants help people learn about their rights and what resources are out there," explains Tejani, who says she wants to establish more grants going forward.
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But what actually happened is much different: The Trump administration hasn't sent out those smaller grants, even though last year's grants ran out on September 1.
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Voters with a strong preference can vote multiple times on a single issue or candidate by abstaining from other votes, but the cost of doing that goes up quadratically: One credit grants one vote, four credits grants two votes, but 400 credits only grants 20 votes.
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However, the group did make several estimates for savings based on different scenarios for a Medicaid block-grant system, including indexing the grants to growing more slowly than the current law, indexing the grants to per-person gross domestic product and freezing the grants in nominal dollars.
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White House wants to slash billions from grants, foreign aid: The White House is proposing $17 billion in spending cuts from levels Congress approved in 2016, focusing on medical research grants, scientific research grants, education and foreign aid, according to a document obtained by The Hill.
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House Republican budgets have often proposed similar block grants accompanied by cuts, and House Speaker Paul Ryan has a proposal called "opportunity grants" that strongly resembles Rubio's.
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It would expand grants to replace all lead piping and plumbing in public schools, and provide grants to homeowners to replace lead service lines on their property.
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The grants, known as Title I grants, go to states and districts to pass on to schools based on the proportion of disadvantaged students those schools enroll.
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We're giving them grants in real money, and we're also giving them grants in a virtual currency that does not yet exist, but trust us, it will.
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With that flexibility, he said, states will find that the money for health care block grants is adequate, just as they have found the welfare block grants.
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The nearly 600-page proposal would set aside in grants $10 billion for grants to airports, $603 billion for transit systems and about $1 billion for Amtrak.
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Reuters earlier reported the near deal on grants, saying the total sum of these grants would be $32 billion, including payouts to airline contractors and cargo carriers.
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She would also expand Pell Grants to cover the costs of students returning to higher education later in life — and allow incarcerated students to access Pell Grants.
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The data shows that in the early 1990s, the median Republican senator represented a state that received a disproportionately high (grants ratio > 1) share of NSF grants.
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The deal is expected to include $25 billion in grants for passenger airlines, $4 billion in grants for cargo carriers and $3 billion for contractors like caterers.
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U.S. federal grants fall into four buckets, including: Federal Pell Grants, which for the 2016-2017 award year will offer students up to $5,815 in aid; Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG), which offer a certain amount of aid to each participating school to distribute among its eligible students; Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH), which offers grants to students pursuing coursework that will prepare them for a teaching career; and Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grants, awarded to students who lost a parent serving in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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According to the Associated Press, the majority of the of the grants to schools — $2.2 million in 2016 — were non-cash grants, like the one Cruz's team received.
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The maximum amount for Pell grants — need-based grants that help low-income students cover the cost of college — was just increased for the 2018-19 academic year.
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In any given year, roughly one-quarter of spending at the state and local levels comes from federal grants, and these grants often come with requisite conditions attached.
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To qualify, schools would have to commit to help students pay for the full cost of college without taking on debt through need-based grants like Pell Grants.
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Medicaid block grants can work to ameliorate financial and medical care crises in the states but only if the grants restore the original intent of Medicaid: state administration.
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"Those individuals, as they've served in those capacities ... they've received monies through grants, and sometimes substantial monies through grants," Pruitt said at a Heritage Foundation event on Tuesday.
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Foundations tend to expect each of their grants to produce results, and they'll naturally be hesitant to make grants that have only a small chance of panning out.
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Our bill rejects the administration's proposal to eliminate COPS anti-heroin task force grants and provides higher funding for grants authorized under the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act.
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All fellowships are merit-based grants, not project grants, and fellows will be expected to integrate into the local community by participating in local programs, symposiums and more.
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Under a "decision drivers" part, Amazon asks cities to identify incentive programs available for HQ2 including tax credits/exemptions, relocation grants, workforce grants, utility incentives, permitting, and fee reductions.
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On the other side, the state's developments grants awarded nearly $358 million in grants or loans to businesses to either move to Connecticut or to remain in the state.
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According to Propublica, it's unclear whether the ban pertains to new grants and contracts, or whether it's also applicable to the $6.4 billion in contracts and grants already issued.
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It authorizes $50 million in annual grants for states and Native American Tribes and it tweaks several aspects of the program, including multipurpose grants and the law's funding caps.
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The fund says it expects its first round of grants to go out "within the next few weeks," with further grants will be handed out on a rolling basis.
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That is mainly because need-based grants cover all of their tuition (usually federal Pell Grants), so they have no eligible expenses with which to claim a tax benefit.
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The result is that the arts endowment now sends grants to every Congressional district in the nation: In 2016, the agency said, it recommended 2,400 grants in 16,000 communities.
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Grants for transportation programs, money for public schools and funding for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program are also major sources of federal grants made to the states.
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The universe never grants you anything just because . . .
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It asks city applicants to outline an incentive package that could include anything from tax incentives for land to site preparation, tax exemptions, relocation grants, workforce grants, and fee reductions.
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Following the review, DHS terminated the grants for Life After Hate and the Muslim Public Affairs Council while awarding grants to 26 other organizations and police departments around the country.
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YouTube fan conference VidCon has announced it will distribute $2,000 grants to a new emerging YouTuber each week for a year, totaling $104,000 in grants to up-and-coming creators.
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Brussels gives grants to humanitarian organizations and the bloc's anti-fraud office OLAF is now investigating such grants handed to two non-governmental organizations International Medical Corps (IMC) and GOAL.
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Those grants are usually available to people put out of work by a natural disaster, but a public health emergency could also make those grants available to people in treatment.
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Their proposed Student Opportunity Program would provide funding equal to $3,500 for three-month grants and $7,000 for six-month grants to students who couldn't afford to work without compensation.
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Out of 29 cities and townships around the country that applied for law enforcement grants, just the state of Oregon remains unapproved for 2017 grants, according to The Associated Press.
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WHITE HOUSE GIVES GRANTS TO SPUR TECH PIPELINE: The White House on Monday announced $150 million in grants to help fund projects that are supposed to train new tech talent.
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Lieb brought in about $1.2 million in National Institutes of Health grants to the University of Chicago; Ott is worth more than $3.2 million in NSF grants; Marcy had numerous private grants, as well as a portion of the $100 million Breakthrough Prize and about $1 million from NASA, according to Nature.
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The proposal would also provide a number of grants, including a $20 billion program that would provide grants to entrepreneurs of color who face discrimination in getting access to business capital.
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That's because most executives wait until they receive their 2015 bonus and stock grants; the bonuses are paid in February or March, which often matches the timing of stock grants vesting.
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These programs were paid for by grants from the Ohio Department of Health, which is barred under the new law from giving grants to any group that "performs or promotes" abortions.
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It authorizes $85033 million in annual grants for states and Native American Tribes and it tweaks several aspects of the program, including multi-purpose grants and funding caps under the law.
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Public Assistance Grants and Hazard Mitigation Grants (HMGP) from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and disaster-recovery Community Development Block Grants (CDBG-DR) from the US Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) can provide disaster-impacted state and local governments with hundreds of millions of dollars or more to build infrastructure, businesses and homes.
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It will even allow CPEM and the government of Uganda to make grants of free power available to the poorest, while keeping a completely auditable and tamper-proof record of these grants.
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The grants are open to both domestic and foreign companies in any currency, provided the sukuk are issued in Malaysia, with grants being tax-exempt provided applications are received before December 2020.
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In addition, about 3 percent comes from federal Community Development Block Grants and Community Services Block Grants, which provide money to state- and local-level Meals on Wheels to cover net losses.
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A significant portion of that money is allocated to fund IDEA Grants —these are the projects that typically would not win traditional federal grants because they would have been deemed "too risky".
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True, restricting law enforcement funds such as Byrne JAG grants, COPS grants, and SCAAP funds would indeed serve as a strong wake-up call to city officials choosing to flout federal law.
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FEDS TO AWARD $22019M IN TRANSPO GRANTS: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is planning to award $500 million worth of grants to states for infrastructure construction projects, the agency announced on Thursday.
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Reuters today announced the third edition of the Reuters Photojournalism Grants program, renamed the Yannis Behrakis Photojournalism Grants, at the Visa pour l'Image international festival of photojournalism, taking place in Perpignan, France.
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Roche Holding AG: * FDA GRANTS PRIORITY REVIEW TO ROCHE'S RISDIPLAM FOR SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY * FDA GRANTS PRIORITY REVIEW TO ROCHE'S RISDIPLAM FOR SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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That's why it came as a surprise that the president's first full budget submitted to Congress proposes cuts across job training programs, including 40 percent cuts to the Department of Labor's Workforce Innovation & Opportunity grants, $5 million from the Department's apprenticeship grants, and nearly 20 percent from the Department of Education's Perkins Grants for career and technical education.
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In addition to those two formal requests, McGlynn received one from the Grants Resource Center — a nonprofit unit of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities that helps institutions win competitive grants.
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The AP reported the company hopes to award around 100 grants at $5,85033 to $25,000 each, on top of the $300 million in grants to boost local news partnerships it announced in January.
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The difference between Medicaid block grants and per capita caps: Block grants give states fixed amounts of federal dollars — spend as you will, and make up whatever else you need on your own.
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"FEMA will curtail training, travel, public engagement sessions, IT security support and infrastructure maintenance, and IT investments in the legacy grants systems for transition to the Grants Management Modernization Program," the document reads.
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"FEMA will curtail training, travel, public engagement sessions, IT security support and infrastructure maintenance, and IT investments in the legacy grants systems for transition to the Grants Management Modernization Program," the document says.
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To test this hypothesis, I used annual NSF grants data from 1992 to 2018 to calculate the ratio of NSF grants received by different constituencies (states or congressional districts) compared to their population.
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Your kids can get grants, scholarships and loans for college.
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At Amherst, for example, 22% of undergraduates receive Pell grants.
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One reason is that the grants just weren't that big.
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Each new level grants you a skill point to spend.
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It has approved total loans and grants worth $22 billion.
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You can go through the list of open IARPA grants.
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"The Bank never granted or grants unsecured loans," RCB said.
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FEMA issues grants to homeowners under the Individual Assistance Program.
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Trump's budget also cut $928 million from transit construction grants.
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Pell grants for higher education doubled to $5,500 under Obama.
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The First Amendment grants all American citizens freedom of speech.
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Crowdfunding and applying for grants are possible alternatives to pitching.
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The freeze on the EPA grants is apparently only temporary.
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I'm at a center that writes grants of that nature.
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Aid is based on need and consists entirely of grants.
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And that does not include huge stock grants to employees.
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Grants typically are about $500 to $700, Ms. Valiukenas said.
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If the Supreme Court grants this stay, that's the ballgame.
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Half of the $500 million will be in philanthropic grants.
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Iran grants a 60 day credit period to Indian refiners.
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This lets them tap borrowers' government welfare grants each month.
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They have closed 3 paid pilots with hospitals through grants.
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Last year, Good Ventures gave out over $300m in grants.
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JEREMY CORBYN usually grants selfies rather than asking for them.
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Political meddling in Angola's courts grants impunity to the mighty.
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They've imposed a (temporary) freeze on new grants and contracts.
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Planned Parenthood would have been blocked from getting those grants.
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There's often not a lot of grants to do this.
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Pell grants usually don't cover the full cost of tuition.
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Most of my undergrad was covered by scholarships and grants.
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Each year about 20% of NYU students receive Pell Grants.
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She was characterized as the trailblazing executive behind Pell Grants.
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It didn't exactly fit the mold of conventional research grants.
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It gives 1.5 million dollars a year in art grants.
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The bank declined to disclose the size of the grants.
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The bill also authorizes grants for areas like suicide prevention.
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Consider what happens to grants and scholarships after freshman year.
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Betty was always diligently writing grants and reports and projects.
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Its early grants came within weeks of application, not months.
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We spend about $28503 million each year on these grants.
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Especially when the evidence supporting these grants is so strong.
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Tuesday's announcement would ban those jurisdictions from receiving the grants.
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Funding would be applied for in a competitive grants process.
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The grants would come in the form of tax breaks.
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Morazan has been recognized by numerous awards, grants and fellowships.
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The company is also backed by grants from the EPA.
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Government grants make up nearly 85033 percent of its revenue.
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What is the difference between Pell grants and food stamps?
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All of the people who received grants were legitimate scientists.
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Trump has also proposed to cut grants for Medicaid entitlements.
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It also eliminated bonuses and stock grants for these workers.
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He'll also be writing grants and leading other fundraising efforts.
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The foundation has awarded sixty production grants since its inception.
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Eleven newly announced accessibility grants could lead to broad applications.
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Some of Trump's prior clemency grants fit the same pattern.
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To date the firm has given $168m in philanthropic grants.
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Grants for preempting natural disasters brought on by climate change.
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My colleague and I do not presently have research grants.
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The funding includes grants for temporary housing and home repairs.
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Grants allow others to test themselves on foreign amateur teams.
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He said new grants for states was a likely option.
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Perhaps most stunning, the block grants end entirely after 2026.
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He has also funded scholarships and research grants for economists.
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The program grants up to 10,000 immigrant visas per year.
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Trump signed executive grants of clemency Thursday for Army Maj.
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She said grants ranged from $2,000 to over $1 million.
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In Canada, many researchers are frustrated in terms of grants.
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The program awards about $260 million in grants every year.
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Boosting the number of students receiving Pell Grants costs money.
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Government grants have been set up to help blockchain projects.
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Nearly half of the grants went to junior ROTC programs.
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On average, scholarships and grants paid $8,0313 of the expense.
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It's supported by grants from the nonprofit Citi Community Development.
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After that ruling, the Justice Department began awarding the grants.
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How does she feel about the end of stock grants?
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For projects requiring more support, we sometimes have grants available.
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Aminian and several coauthors have received grants from the company.
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Dubai almost never grants United Arab Emirates citizenship to foreigners.
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He voted against banning Pell grants (for college) for prisoners.
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They subsist on state grants of about €200 a month.
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Last year, the fund made 26 grants totaling about $625,000.
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Airline contractors have access to $3 billion in payroll grants.
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Starting in April, these hosts can apply for $5,000 grants.
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The First Amendment grants broad protections to publishers like Facebook.
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"We will do the block grants," Mr. Trump said Wednesday.
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Debbie Huffaker, a mother of five in Grants Pass, Ore.
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Vanessa is famously a private person and rarely grants interviews.
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The State Department issued grants for research and language training.
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The bill replaces Affordable Care Act funding with block grants.
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Those awards top out at $5,165; many grants are smaller.
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Those awards are capped at $5,165; many grants are smaller.
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After that, I looked for youth grants to apply for.
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Facebook may dole out financial assistance grants for such projects.
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Support groups, Pell Grants, free college for adults — and more.
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Small grants to encourage bold approaches and applications will help.
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The NLRB grants employees the right to form a union.
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Google's support came in the form of grants and partnerships.
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For now, Helen's therapy is covered by federal research grants.
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But she told ProPublica that the latest grants were appropriate.
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Grants targeted at some people might disadvantage their business competitors.
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Grants won't fuel fast and furious growth for much longer.
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The NFL has also made grants and supported brain science.
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He grants her a smile, a squeeze on the shoulder.
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His university, Ohio State, has reaped millions from his grants.
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Azar is pushing price transparency, Verma advancing Medicaid block grants.
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In their place, block grants would be given to states.
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It just grants access at the tap of a button.
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Tom Coburn, represents a state whose grants ratio is around .
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Last year, the grants were distributed for half the year.
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In 2017, Congress appropriated $286 million total for the grants.
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Jupiter takes us on a journey and grants distant foresight.
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But it's important to understand the incentives surrounding block grants.
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The Foundation for Contemporary Arts awarded 19 grants totaling $760,191926.
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Arts Council England revealed its grans program for 2018–2022, which includes £19603 million (~$531.7 million) in portfolio grants to local arts organizations and another £213 million (~$277 million) per year in other grants.
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In March, HHS announced new, abstinence- and "natural family planning"–oriented guidelines for organizations applying for the grants and gave then-secretary for population affairs Valerie Huber final say on who gets the grants.
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They found that 8.4 percent or 30,829 of NIH grants led directly to a patent and that 31 percent or 112,408 of NIH grants produced research that was cited in a private-sector patent.
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Planned Parenthood lawyers are arguing the Trump administration's decision to end the grants early is illegal, and on Saturday affiliates filed for an injunction asking that the grants continue while the lawsuit is underway.
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After the Parkland shooting, Congress added a rule prohibiting the use of grants for firearms or firearm training in the Stop School Violence Act, under which the Justice Department grants funds to school districts.
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Ford had been criticized for years for giving small project grants rather than larger grants for general operating support that would enable an organization to pay its rent and thrive in the long term.
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The grants to fund the program were supposed to run through 2020, but the Department of Health and Human Services said the grants would end in 2018 instead, arguing that the program was unsuccessful.
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If the institutions and organizations awarding grants scan a résumé and see that the applicant has a connection to MICA, "they trust you more and they're able to give you these grants," Pequeño said.
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But this is how it begins: first with a playground or two, then grants for instructional buildings, then church maintenance, then vouchers for tuition, then direct grants — and pretty soon you're a public school.
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Obama grants clemency to 231 individuals "I expect that the President will issue more grants of both commutations and pardons before he leaves office," he wrote in a blog post on the White House's website.
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Mustafa Tameez, a former consultant to DHS under the Bush administration, said it's wrong to focus on DHS redistributing the CVE grants, because the grants are a very small part of countering right-wing terrorism.
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They've been funded by $500,000 in angel funding and about another $500,000 in total of European Research Council grants plus academic grants from tech giants Amazon, Google and Facebook, awarded via open research competition awards.
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" FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANTS "The Budget proposes to eliminate the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) program, given the program is a less targeted way to deliver need-based grant aid than Pell Grants.
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" Department of the Interior ABANDONED MINE LAND GRANTS "The Budget proposes to eliminate funding introduced in 2016 for grants to Appalachian States for economic development projects in conjunction with coal abandoned mine land (AML) reclamation.
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Tanzania won a five-year package of grants in 2008 worth $698 million from MCC, an independent U.S. government foreign aid agency, but the award of a second round of grants has now been shelved.
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Comparing a list of federal grants for at-risk kids in inner-city schools against Census Bureau Zip Codes, he found that two-thirds of the grants were actually going to schools in the suburbs.
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The Labor-HHS bill included $180 billion in funds, including programs to combat the opioid epidemic, funding increases for the National Institute of Health, increases for Pell Grants, and a variety of community block grants.
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ECF isn't providing grant details at this point, but sources with knowledge of the plans said grants could range from $50,000-$500,000 in size with the potential for follow-on funding (grants) to enable progress.
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The project, which is likely to be paid for with a combination of federal grants and loans, was accepted this summer into a pipeline for federal grants known as New Starts funding, Mr. Foxx said.
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The agreement also allows students to keep any unspent money from Pell Grants or student loans and prevents students who have to leave school due to the pandemic from losing eligibility for future Pell Grants.
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Facebook (FB) says the $100 million investment is in addition to $1 million in grants for local news outlets and $2 million in grants to fact checking efforts, both of which it had previously announced.
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"If we have that discussion, if we're going to offer grants to states to pass red flag laws, we ought to attach to those grants very strict guidelines in terms of due process," Johnson said.
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The Interior is reviewing $125 million spent on grants related to anti-poaching enforcement since 2013 and is withholding proposed grants earmarked for "similar purposes, activities, and geographic areas" as those outlined by BuzzFeed News.
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Since 1995, the endowment has sent more than $9.13 million in grants to Alaska — a state which, partly because of its small population, ranks near the top when it comes to arts grants per capita.
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That means research projects were put on hold at the Bethesda facility, and new grants couldn't go out to outside scientists awaiting funding since the NIH (and National Science Foundation) have to stop processing grants.
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Samsung admits to providing grants but denies all accusations of bribery.
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Ms. MacKinnon kept writing, traveling and looking for grants and fellowships.
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November 2015: Judge Welch grants the request for a new hearing.
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Block grants would provide a lump sum of money to states.
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The Tilt-Head design grants easy access to the mixing bowl.
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The Constitution grants the states the power to set voting requirements.
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The Constitution grants freedom to the press; to the presidency, obligation.
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He was then arrested and taken to Grants Pass Sobering Center.
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ARROYO: This was from the Television Academy that grants the Emmys.
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Frieden said block grants are often a precursor to funding cuts.
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This grants you access to major updates and features for eternity.
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Implementing and enforcing effective consequences, including the cancelation of federal grants.
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The Medicaid block grants proposal dates back to the Reagan administration.
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The second tier grants founders admission for an additional three years.
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He asks for her dad's permission to propose, which he grants.
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Employees' initial equity grants typically vest over a four-year period.
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It left the economy reliant on fishing and grants from Denmark.
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COF revenues are principally from the annual symposium, grants, and donations.
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The Palestinians will discuss it only after Israel grants their independence.
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Austerity has squeezed government grants to local authorities, which provide it.
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EPA grants them in secret, arguing the information is business confidential.
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All of the EPA's contracts and grants have also been frozen.
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There were no equity grants awarded to the CEO last year.
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Still, there are better and worse ways to structure block grants.
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Since 211.3, it's also awarded nearly $26.7 million in training grants.
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This now grants authorities the right to forcibly quarantine infected individuals.
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Grants to cities and states to deploy more EV charging infrastructure.
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FINNISH GOVERNMENT GRANTS TERRAFAME PERMIT FOR URANIUN MINING -FINNISH NUCLEAR REGULATOR
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Some supplement revenue from advertising with other income, such as grants.
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"Getting grants is not a serious way of surviving," she conceded.
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In 22017 his administration cancelled grants to groups combating white-supremacism.
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Governments support drug development through grants, tax incentives or other schemes.
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Federal law grants workers up to 343 weeks of unpaid leave.
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Unless President Donald Trump grants a waiver, further sanctions are likely.
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Under the current administration, however, grants like these are under threat.
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Those who want to start their own businesses are given grants.
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It's again due to the nature of block grants for states.
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With these cuts I would possibly see those grants slip away.
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That enabled the agency to award 832 more research project grants.
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CONDITIONAL SHARE-BASED GRANTS) AT 8.54 MILLION SFR Annual report (p.
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You have nothing to lose but your grants and your tenure.
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The Economy Ministry, which approves grants, will review the detailed plan.
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Buffett&aposs Berkshire Hathaway grants $21876B loan to Sears property owner.
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In Oregon, the first promise grants will be awarded this fall.
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Still, it's unclear which grants the administration would seek to limit.
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Without Pell Grants, publicly funded prison education programs struggled to continue.
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Eliminating these essential grants will quite literally be a grave mistake.
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Most scientific research in the U.S. is funded by government grants.
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Grants and loans from Gulf states help sustain poorer Arab countries.
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What's next: The deadline for the new grants has already passed.
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He, like Hutchinson, wrote House leadership in support of block grants.
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The typical cost after grants at Princeton for that year: $16,793.
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Patent pools, grants, partnerships and prizes are cited as promising avenues.
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Both food stamps and Pell grants are government-funded financial handouts.
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Traveling alone grants a kind of freedom, a feeling of independence.
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The legislation helped create our great public universities, with land grants.
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It has benefited from U.S. investment, and British and EU grants.
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Other federal grants certainly have an impact on how states behave.
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The government will give scholarships and grants to 22m young adults.
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The NIH grants committee deemed her work "not worthy of discussion".
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Both are to be financed by government grants and private donations.
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A few descendants have received scholarships and grants from these organizations.
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Last year, the company reduced Mr. Kent's grants by almost half.
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Look at what you have in grants, scholarships, and family support.
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But his resume shows little experience in grants or environmental policy.
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Federal grants fund only the design and construction of new infrastructure.
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Grants, prizes and other research incentives could go a long way.
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In other words, Medicaid does not provide block grants to providers.
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George E. Pataki of New York, a Republican, ended state grants.
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The hospital could potentially lose millions of dollars in federal grants.
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As the Grants indicate, kindness is a choice, not a chore.
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It provides grants to family planning clinics serving low-income households.
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As Ms. Hurst discovered, grants may disappear because of academic problems.
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News at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Grants Gala on Thursday.
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The Joan Mitchell Foundation awarded $625,000 in grants to 25 artists.
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These programs included school lunches, community health services, and construction grants.
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LAPD has routinely applied and received grants under the previous administration.
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Fiscal 2017 grants have been stalled in the ongoing legal fight.
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A company spokesperson told TechCrunch that the grants will be staggered.
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Google isn't the only one backing media across APAC through grants.
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And there's government support through USDA grants to expand these programs.
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Get busy so you can take advantage of scholarships and grants.
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He grants numerous interviews and calls in to cable news networks.
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Before the patrol car leaves, the officer grants the boy's wish.
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Her foundation is now financing grants to discover what went wrong.
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Women also are underrepresented among startup employees with large equity grants.
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Florida came in second with just under $85033 million in grants.
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There are even sizable grants for projects that address social cohesion.
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The Swedish government's performing arts agency even offers grants to help.
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For the inaugural Yannis Behrakis Photojournalism Grants program, Reuters Pictures reuters.
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Mr. Gardner's engineering grants each element as much autonomy as possible.
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Donations can be unpredictable, and most grants are linked to programming.
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It's clear that the ban on Pell Grants is not working.
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Writing grants us permission to be exact about our own lives.
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The N.E.A. said that the grants helped preserve 7,000 arts jobs.
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He relies on small grants from local foundations and Mennonite organizations.
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It was paid for by grants at Grand Valley State University.
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The three leading G.O.P. health care proposals all involve block grants.
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Such blocks grants reverse the perverse incentives of the federal match.
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Hospitals and health systems will get $100 billion in emergency grants.
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Then there's another $29 billion in grants allotted for paying workers.
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Trillion-dollar plus followup proposals include cash grants for most adults.
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Those individuals must apply for grants from the $25 million fund.
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The funders provided support for grants to be made to researchers.
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As its name suggests, this law grants the president sweeping powers.
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Equilibrium, for example, has so far received $204,6003 in state grants.
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He was told men don't qualify for such grants, he said.
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Some suspect they are being passed over for promotions and grants.
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The House plan treats graduate student tuition grants as taxable income.
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But the federal government already awards grants for the same purpose.
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And if God grants our hope, then she is still alive.
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"Only some ODA grants," he said, referring to Official Development Assistance.
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It also gave grants to state agencies that killed hundreds more.
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German law grants leniency to tax cheats who turn themselves in.
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Slashing Medicaid and replacing them with block grants is no solution.
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He said he expects to start giving out grants this summer.
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The latest proposal for Medicaid block grants is just another example.
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We made additional grants and loans to help construction move forward.
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The Constitution grants states the right to administer their own elections.
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Pell Grants would be expanded to cover short-term, training programs.
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And it grants an authority of judgment that recappers cannot claim.
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Taxpayers contribute through public university research, grants, subsidies, and other incentives.
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The grants of clemency for 1st Lt. Clint Lorance and Maj.
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The legislation also sets aside $425 million for election security grants.
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The block grants, however, are a key part of the legislation.
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That document then grants him numerous means to fulfill that promise.
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There are scholarships, grants, and government-run programs that may help.
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Instead, that funding would be converted into block grants for states.
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In December, the Modi government barred it from receiving foreign grants.
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The fund will consist of long-term forgivable loans and grants.
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That official is reportedly targeting grants that focus on climate change.
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Circa has received around $1.4 million in government grants this year.
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Expand federal grants to cities that implement effective eviction prevention programs.
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Offer federal grants to cities that implement effective homelessness prevention programs.
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The Iraqi government, for example, already grants the Kurds significant autonomy.
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FEMA provides homeowners with emergency grants, relocation assistance and other help.
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Without their efforts, there would be no labs or research grants.
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Much also depends on the type of control a company grants.
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Around 183 percent of the NIH budget goes to these grants.
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According to Wachs, the aim is to expand the grants geographically.
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Applying for the grants is "a very long process," she says.
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I filled out CPB grants and all sorts of other things.
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That program issues grants to school districts through the Justice Department.
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Homeowners whose houses were flooded may be able to get grants from FEMA, but those grants are only available to people whose homes are completely unlivable, and they typically cover only a fraction of repair costs.
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"That has been a big driving factor in our business, is federal grants for education and funding for this, as well as lots of private grants that are out there for health and wellness," said Pinney.
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In a speech there, she said block grants to fund at least 68,000 new housing units are needed on tribal land and complained that Trump had raised doubts about funding for Native American housing block grants.
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The White House is proposing $2628 billion in spending cuts from levels Congress approved in 28500, focusing on medical research grants, scientific research grants, education and foreign aid, according to a document obtained by The Hill.
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United's letter did not say whether it would need that mix of grants and loans, or if it could avoid payroll cost cuts if it got only loans rather than the requested $25 billion in grants.
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Unfortunately, Congress authorized these grants, but the CFPB's funding structure makes it unclear whether the grants require an appropriation from Congress, or whether they could be funded in the same manner as all other CFPB activities.
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The fund plans to begin issuing grants this summer, but right now, there are few hard details besides what Bezos shared on Instagram, so it's unclear exactly how or when applications for grants will be accepted.
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Some per-capita block grants function more like "ceilings" than outright grants, allowing the state to be paid at normal Medicaid rates, but with a maximum each state could get based on the per-capita calculation.
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Nerdwallet found that nearly 650,000 high school grads eligible for Pell grants didn't fill out the FAFSA in the 2016-2017 academic year, missing out on more than $2.3 million in grants, scholarship, and work-study resources.
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Employees who have previous grants that are vesting in 2019 and 2020 are keeping those grants, so they will benefit from both the value of those shares when they vest and the new increase in cash compensation.
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Elimination of the Community Development Block Grants Although not specifically disaster funding, the Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) administered through the Department of Housing and Urban Development serve as an important vehicle for administering post-disaster funds.
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The app is the key tool for Australia's first national frog count, a project run by the Australian Museum's Centre for Citizen Science, with support from the Australian government's Citizen Science Grants and IBM's Impact Grants program.
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DOJ – campus sexual violence grants: The Justice Department on Wednesday announced it will award 57 federal grants totaling $18 million to help college and university campuses respond to sexual assaults, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking crimes.
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A POLICY UPDATE: --DEMS WANT MORE GRANTS FOR STATES: A pair of Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation on Tuesday that would give federal grants to states to boost voting system security and increase voter access to elections. Reps.
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In selecting projects to receive Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants, the department is already considering access to opportunity as a factor and has launched other grants for expanding transit services to disadvantaged and low-income individuals.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which in 2014 began giving experimental broadband grants to alternative carriers like electric companies, recently proposed $2 billion in such grants over the next decade to new broadband providers such as power cooperatives.
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The education plan includes $450 billion in Title I funding to boost schools with low income students, $200 billion for student disability grants, another $100 billion in grants over 10 years and $50 billion for school infrastructure.
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He would also direct the Education Department to prioritize grants and loan forgiveness program for underserved and low-performing schools, and would provide grants and loan forgiveness programs to people who commit to teach in those schools.
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These range from awarding one grant over the past five years to handing out annually recurring grants; one museum said it had awarded grants to over 75 tax-exempt organizations that amounted to more than $3 million.
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The draft budget said the government plans to get 40 billion birr in loans and 37 billion birr in grants, a bit less than half of the target in this year's budget for combined loans and grants.
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Here's a handy chart showing exactly which amiibo grants you which exclusives.
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He has previously endorsed the expansion of Pell Grants for more students.
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Millions depend on the government for social grants and other safety nets.
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It also handles any federal grants allocated by Congress for election improvements.
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A local sales tax and state and federal grants paid the rest.
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Buttigieg would rather expand Pell grants to help low-income students. Sen.
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Macron will work with Germany to distribute the next round of grants.
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The artists at the residency rely on grants, donations, and outside jobs.
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Hourihan said that could lead to a thousand or more fewer grants.
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New grants scattered evenly across hundreds of cities and towns will not.
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It currently funds 84 programs, 81 of which had their grants shortened.
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But many states, particularly those run by Democrats, won't pursue block grants.
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However, nationally, a full 40 percent of undergraduate students receive Pell grants.
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The programs are financed by the school system and through foundation grants.
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Typically, researchers find money through venture capital or government grants, sometimes both.
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Current funding for IHMC's exo comes largely through grants and local philanthropists.
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All new incentive award grants will be made under the 2016 Plan.
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While Pai's statement grants access, it is still only a first step.
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The measure would also provide grants to schools to improve security measures.
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The grants were awarded as part of the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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The talks have not extended to Democrats, who strongly oppose block grants.
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The Economist examined grants from a random sample of about 4,000 foundations.
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Officialdom theoretically treats minorities as equal and even grants them certain privileges.
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The program grants deserving developers an additional 20 percent cut in revenue.
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Mayor Robinson says his biggest challenge is securing grants for local upgrades.
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The Nancy Graves Foundation awarded grants to Sam Contis and Myeongsoo Kim.
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Since 2015 Congress has distributed $380m in grants to improve election security.
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Sticker prices published by universities do not include grants, scholarships or loans.
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It is giving additional stock grants to eligible employees on April 16.
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Some mosques have applied for government grants for security cameras and guards.
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Last year the region's median fiscal deficit was 3.5%, including foreign grants.
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Eggleston said he anticipates additional grants before Obama leaves office in January.
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The NIH will also stop processing grants and put employees on leave.
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TalkingPoints is free to schools and supported by grants and private donations.
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Competitive grants can help get nascent economic diversification initiatives off the ground.
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The Graham Foundation awarded over $19773,000 in grants to 41 architectural projects.
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She offered up the idea to refinance loans and expand Pell grants.
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There's a reason DARPA grants are keeping so many robotics companies afloat.
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The plan broadly calls for grants, public banks and other public financing.
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The department wouldn't need Congress's approval, since the grants are already law.
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The presence of students also grants the Chinese government leverage over universities.
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Ricardo Rosselló is asking various federal agencies for $94 billion in grants.
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Both received grants of $303 million through the state's public-finance program.
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Sendler told me he receives money from European grants and private donors.
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And no one mentions that he just gave $1 billion in grants.
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States could choose between Medicaid block grants and per-person funding caps.
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In 2016, DonorsTrust disbursed more than $66 million worth of such grants.
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The remainder comes from other sources, including corporate, foundation and government grants.
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Amazon will also no longer give away stock grants for hourly workers.
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In 2026, block grants cost $190 billion, according to a Kaiser estimate.
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YR: I made seven films, from 1972 to 1996, mainly through grants.
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Irby has funded Barbershop Books through two crowdfunding campaigns and foundation grants.
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The first ownership grants are planned for July 220 of this year.
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So far nearly 190 organizations have received one of the federal grants.
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It gives grants to help educate students with disabilities and poor students.
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However, the grants will now also support those wishing to become teachers.
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They simply assume that such grants would not exist without the NEA.
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First are Value Added Producer Grants to help build develop rural economies.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities, which funds American scholarship through grants.
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Accompanying elimination of these grants is steep reductions to ONDCP staffing levels.
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She grants him 75 percent of their stock, along with voting control.
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Use block grants FEMA's ground presence is expensive, even for limited events.
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The rest will be without health insurance until Congress grants us statehood.
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His "Unlocked Futures" initiative gives grants and jobs to formerly incarcerated individuals.
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The total spending on grants, and the selection process involved, was unclear.
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Both Pell grants and food stamps require recipients to show financial need.
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Its activities include grants, research within DOE's national laboratories and public campaigns.
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The grants start very small but grow as the recipients meet targets.
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She's also received repeat $250 grants from the Council for Exceptional Children.
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Other grants will fund the setup of manufacturing processes and reliability testing.
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This trim also grants access to a range of interior protection packages.
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When he or she grants a commutation, the release may be immediate.
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U.S. Code, which grants the government power to break patents and license
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Those objections pushed Congress to authorize grants to states to defray costs.
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" Then: "Large Block Grants to States is a good thing to do.
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Federal grants paid for less than 2 percent of total 2008 costs.
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The House passed legislation with similar restrictions on research grants last year.
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Restoring access to Pell Grants, federal student loans, for academically eligible prisoners.
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In 2014, the Carter Center raised $176 million in contributions and grants.
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Perkins grants can't be used directly for students below the 7th grade.
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Its residents say the space grants them something we all seek: freedom.
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The administration used funds from fiscal 2016 appropriations to award the grants.
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His administration has also sought to limit legal immigration and visa grants.
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Big Pine also struggles to raise matching funds for federal development grants.
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The agency in Fiscal 28503 awarded more than $22019 billion in grants.
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Fortunately, the sticker price can often be offset by grants and scholarships.
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Imposing block grants in Medicaid has long been a major conservative goal.
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In the 22019-20193 school year, 22019 million people received Pell Grants.
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It simply grants congressional offices access to a system already in place.
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Then she went online and looked for programs and started writing grants.
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The grants are appropriated by Congress every year but were never authorized.
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For all the access he grants, Mr. Marinoni is not very open.
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To be more competitive for grants, scientists have to have published work.
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The program that I work for rewards educational grants for student loans.
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However, Meirelles said the delay grants the government more time to negotiate.
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Investing $10 million in grants and more in hiring is one thing.
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In July 2003, DARPA began offering grants in support of Gage's work.
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Submissions for the next round, with 40 grants available, will open soon.
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The program would create grants to cover down payment and closing costs.
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Today, Figment's annual budget, $269,000, is raised entirely from grants and donations.
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Funding for the range of grants will depend on the appropriations process.
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He will also consider providing grants to students struggling with college debt.
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Grants exemptions for Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Will the generous grants to religious endowments and institutions be pared back?
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Government grants also pay for the legal representation of some unaccompanied minors.
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That disadvantage can also affect the competition for research grants, they say.
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She is down even more when stock grants are taken into account.
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The court grants most law enforcement requests, but not all of them.
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It also includes a measure to provide grants to improve school safety.
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And in the Trump budget, categorical grants get a 44 percent cut.
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It also sends about $8 billion annually directly to communities through grants.
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But Turkey says it will pull out if Russia grants that request.
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