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Meanings of grant in English

Catalan
subvenció
Spanish
subvención

The act of providing a subsidy.

subvenció
Portuguese
ulysses s. grant
Catalan
ulysses s. grant
Spanish
ulysses s. grant

18Th President of the United States; commander of the Union armies in the American Civil War (1822-1885)

ulysses s. grant
Synonyms
Examples for "subsidisation"
Examples for "subsidisation"
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Across the power divide, National MP Jonathan Young denied cross subsidisation was a problem.
Radio NZ
2
Korea has an ingenious solution to this, namely subsidisation.
The Irish Times
3
The company also offers free courses to low-income and unemployed youth through a cross subsidisation model.
The South African
4
Wolfson, D. (1990), "Towards a theory of subsidisation", De Economist 138, nr 2, p107-122
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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She says the farmers in Islay rely heavily on the subsidisation they get from the government to put up with the geese.
Radio NZ
1
The core of the dumping and subsidization accusations is not new.
Reuters
2
I believe, therefore, that this subsidization should continue to be reduced.
State of the Union Addresses
3
Like historic explorers, they could have obtained subsidization and sponsorship.
Project Mastodon
4
In reality, the industry's problems have been caused by the global downturn rather than dumping and subsidization.
Reuters
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However, proportionally they are very high with the subsidization rate of 75 percent, meaning the government covers three quarters of the cost of fuel.
Reuters
Portuguese
transigir
Catalan
atorgar
Spanish
conceder

Give over; surrender or relinquish to the physical control of another.

transigir
Portuguese
conceder
Catalan
adjudicar
Spanish
adjudicar

Allow to have.

conceder
Usage of grant in English
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The question no longer is: can we afford to increase the grant?
The Irish Times
2
Also read: EFF calls on SA government to grant Mugabe political asylum
The South African
3
The recent event to 'promote' the grant was purely political, she wrote.
The Guardian
4
The mission structure will also grant you a great deal of freedom.
The South African
5
But the UN doesn't grant refugee status for victims of climate change.
The Guardian
6
However, Blankfein might grant Evans' request to stay in the United States.
Reuters
7
The deals should also grant improved onshore market access for Swiss banks.
Reuters
8
The year before his Nobel, Capecchi said, NIH denied his grant proposal.
Reuters
9
Then will you grant me my word, as I used it: 'weird'?
The Great Book of Amber
10
Reminder: EU may grant and withdraw equivalence in some financial services autonomously.
The Guardian
11
The following year, legislation was passed to grant reparations to surviving internees.
Reuters
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Now I read in my local paper that the grant has gone?
The Irish Times
13
The other EU states would need to agree unanimously to grant it.
Reuters
14
The government has extended its home insulation grant scheme to low-income owners.
Radio NZ
15
The judge said he did not grant legal aid for driving offences.
The Irish Times
16
She asked the Make A Wish Foundation to grant Carlie's dream wish.
The Power of Giving