Public grant definition

Public grant means the same as the term "grant" is defined in Section 63G-6a-103.

Public grant means an amount provided to an individual, organization or legal person for an objective consistent with the objective of the Agency providing the grant;

Public grant means an amount provided by a budget organization to a person, body or undertaking for a purpose that is consistent with and in furtherance of the public mission or objective of the budget organziation providing the grant.

Examples of Public grant in a sentence

• Public grant funding from the OfS refers to any teaching funding previously included in the HEFCE block grant.

• Consortium SMS CZ s.r.o. – coordinator Partner from Germany Role of the Czech partner Coordinator Project total budget 380 000 EUR Public grant 155 000 EUR Reason of the Czech partner to be in the consortium Solving the problem was relevant for SMS CZ because of the new direc- tive on waste incineration issued by the European Commission 2000/76/ EC.

• The Treasury’s view is based on the criteria for a finance lease under SSAP-18 Accounting for Leases and Hire Purchase Contracts, specifically:• the agreements being effectively non-cancellable;• the collectibility of the access payments being assessed as reasonably predictable; and• the lease term being assessed as for a major portion of the useful life of the asset.

• Public grant 1 090 000 EUR Web pages http://www.unizar.es/flowgrid Reason of the Czech partner to be in the consortium Participation in the project allows to extend CFD calculations.

• Fill the Gap:  Equity (tax credit or other owner equity); Grants (e.g., housing trust funds); Public grant funds like HOME or CDBG, without required debt service.

• Consortium 14 partners (Spain, Czech Republic, Rumania, Ukraine, Germany, Nor- way, United Kingdom) Role of the Czech partner Partner Project total budget 1 900 000 EUR Public grant 941 823 EUR Reason of the Czech partner to be in the consortium The company was supposed to be involved in the project in its later phases, especially in phases of testing and application of developed methods.

• Consortium 21 partners (Spain, Germany, Austria, Romania, France, United Kingdom, Czech Reublic, Italy, Netherlands, Denmark) Role of the Czech partner Participant – leader of the work package 5 “Innovative compressor design” Project total budget 8 740 000 EUR Public grant 4 940 000 EUR Reason of the Czech partner participation in the consortium The main reasons for joining the consortium were supporting of the com- pany R&D department and keeping the technology ahead of competitors.

• Therefore, this option is discarded.4.2. Option 1: Public grant funding‌This option would mean fully financing the additional cost of CCS by public grant funding.

• The times τ3, τp and τφ are similar for both samples.T1(0)ρ(0)q2 3In conclusion, we have demonstrated that the weak lo- calization of electrons has pronounced impact on theirwith the prefactor κ ≈ 0.048(e/mc) τpτφ .

• Public grant funding indicates the project is conducted for a public purpose, from which customers benefit.

More Definitions of Public grant

Public grant means a gift or grant given by the State or an agency, whether or not from money appropriated by Parliament;