I. grant [grɑːnt] VB trans
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At home, other than the occasional donation to its corpus, it has received only three generous one-time grants from institutions/individuals, all in the first decade of the 21st century.
www.thehindu.com At universities across the country, multiyear partnerships like these are replacing traditional one-time grants for individual labs and research projects.
ww2.kqed.org Another $25 million would be used to help schools struggling with "pervasive violence," and $30 million would be for one-time grants for states to help schools develop emergency plans.
www.publicintegrity.org Since funds are disbursed regularly and continuously, the offices in charge of such projects are able to achieve their objectives more effectively than if they had been issued one-time grants.
en.wikipedia.org If approved, this would give us a 40% grant on a new milking machine, bulk tank and cooling equipment.
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