All the industry needs—at least according to the motor lobby—is some astute government incentives, such as tax credits or grants for research and development (R&D).
Bob Christen, the foundation's director of financial services for the poor, says that it sees the grants as a major step to "help broaden the microfinance business model to include savings".
The new law also grants them the right to litigate .
However, at the last minute, Mr Karmazin rustled up another deal, which grants his heavily indebted firm a reprieve.
The report adds that Gender Action Plan grants have been successful in leveraging additional financial resources for work on women's economic empowerment.
Railroad builders accepted grants of land and public subsidies in the 19th century.
All of these improvements, and others like them, have been funded with grants from the World Bank in schools across Kosovo.
On the other hand, we cannot suppose that the only thing standing between us and an intellectual's paradise is a lack of will power or a dearth of public grants.
This also grants read, edit, or delete access to each site and site area that you have read, edit, or delete access to.
Ellroy puts it best in the introduction: "This society grants women a unique power to seduce and destroy."
Meanwhile, extending the life of OLEDs is a hot area of study that the DOE's grants will intensify.
Although it pointedly declined a bail-out in America, it has been happy to take grants and soft loans in Germany and Romania to develop an efficient engine.
"NINDS funded R01s to the 25th percentile while experienced investigators were guaranteed funding if they got a 9th percentile, and overall we funded 15 percent of research project grants," she noted.
In addition, it agreed to a bill that would give state and local authorities greater flexibility in how they use DHS grants to pay analysts at state and local intelligence fusion centers.
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