They compete for government research grants.

We have significantly lower capital costs in our plant equipment.

First houses started to appear in the spring of 1932.

Moscow will allocate grants for the emergency care departments of city hospitals

We get grants from organizations that have no presence in Armenia.

There are people who think that students don't deserve the Erasmus grants.

But, given current progress and high capital costs, this appears overly optimistic.

Large scale capital investment will also be needed to re equip the ports and to re establish a power grid.

As a result, with investment demand remaining robust, inflation could spread.

Researchers in the U.S. often have to work hard in order to win government grants, Lee said.

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If the railway folks will build extensive transport hubs at stations and terminals, then the metro folks will absorb the remaining areas.

Every year Saving Lives grants will be allocated for the emergency care departments and intensive care units of the capital s medical clinics.

Emails started flying around about a new crackdown, now at a grantee organization.

Ironically, the principal reason for the increase is student grants, which have permitted landlords to raise prices.

They're given to people nominated by existing fellows, and really do come with no strings attached.

China s economy is prone to rapid growth, with buoyant investment demand sustaining powerful short term inflationary pressures.

The World Bank s traditional instruments have been (and still are) low interest loans, interest free credits, and grants.

Oil prices could fall, stock markets could celebrate, consumers could resume spending, and business could step up capital expenditures.

Scientists who reviewed Folkman s grants said that the new blood vessels were simply due to inflammation.

Sergei Sobyanin also spoke about the decision to allocate annual grants to the emergency care departments and intensive care units of the city s clinics.

Once again, the idea was met with great skepticism, and it was extremely difficult to obtain peer reviewed government grants.

The students are studying in the US as part of Jusoor Initiative to help Syrians continue their higher education outside Syria through scholarships.

Of course, some laboratories receive EU grants, but without recognizing a specific European mission in research policies.

Research grants, symposia, conferences, and a new journal all will help encourage new ideas and collaborative efforts to flourish.

The saving rate is the lifeblood of any economy, because foreigners cannot be expected to finance capital investment forever.

For example, capital charges should account for the degree of friction and rivalry in the banking sector, with tighter requirements in more competitive contexts.

For example, capital charges should account for the degree of friction and rivalry in the banking sector, with tighter requirements in more competitive contexts.

But Russia, owing to a rise in its national income, no longer is eligible for HIV AIDS Global Fund grants.

The Bush administration has put outright grants at the center of its foreign assistance policy, a commitment that is embodied in its new aid agency, the Millennium Challenge Account.

I had the opportunity to verify this first hand in February, thanks to Red Gate, a well known institution that offers grants to artists from all over the world.

These risks are already exacerbating the economic slowdown equity markets are falling everywhere, leading to negative wealth effects on consumption and capital spending.

Instead, the government has focused on increasing spending to meet its grand electoral promises, including a huge amount for new grants to households and farmers.

True, the Bank s poorest clients have little access to private capital markets. By and large, however, the poorest countries need grants, not loans that they still won t be able to pay in 20 years.

By and large, however, the poorest countries need grants, not loans that they still won t be able to pay in 20 years.

And by the way all those officers, Cossacks, and Tsapki take our money through grant programs, preferences, unpunishable robbery, or state supported business.

Moreover, given continuing malaise in credit and housing markets, private consumption will remain subdued indeed, two percentage points of the 2.8 expansion in the last quarter of 2011 reflected rising inventories rather than final sales.

Fiscal tightening will escalate in 2012 and 2013, contributing to a slowdown, as will the expiration of tax benefits that boosted capital spending in 2011.

Both started as NGOs (following the Grameen model) and received millions in grant money from development institutions to start lending operations.

Perhaps a radical situation might require a radical solution the government could lower student grants to dissuade students from living in housing they cannot afford.

As the Bank switches from loans to grants, it can use some of its massive retained earnings to endow its knowledge bank function and related technical advice.

I am sure that donation and grants to not for profit institution like Wokai are important but from an investment standpoint these are not as scalable.

By creating research grants that do not expire as soon as an outbreak is under control, we would substantially increase our portfolio of solutions to manage the next epidemic better.

But a variety of political constraints particularly the fact that fiscally strapped economies slash capital spending before cutting public sector wages, subsidies, and other current spending are holding back the needed infrastructure boom.

Nor did Congress approve 30 billion in federal grants to states to enable them to employ about 135,000 teachers, police, and firemen, despite strong voter support. Such grants between 2009 and 2011, totaling 130 billion, helped states to maintain vital services and retain the public employees providing them.