Object

• permission: The NEC may grant permission for meetings to be held at less frequent intervals.

• license: Stanley International operated under a bookmakers license granted under English law.

• lease: James II. granted a lease of a mansion here to Viscount Cornbury ( fn.

• exemption: A record of all exemptions should be kept and no person should be granted exemption from two consecutive fire drills.

• patent: The aim of this research is to study the business implications of granting patents for business methods.

• injunction: JUDGE TOULMIN; Am I able to grant an injunction against a party that is not present?

Converse of object

• award: Parish and Town Councils are awarded grants on a 50/50 basis, tho very small Councils can apply upto 75 % .

• receive: MAFF sets a limit each year for each Flood Defense Committee area on the value of the works which will receive grant.

• obtain: HERC obtained a two-year grant from the ESRC to run a series of four seminars on issues relating to the methods of economic evaluation.

Adjective modifier

• discretionary: These discretionary grants are offered to help businesses carry out research or development work that will lead to technologically innovative products or processes.

• generous: From 1850 the federal government made generous grants to help railroad promoters in raising capital.

Modifies a noun

• aid: Many Associations will by now have received details of the grant aid they will shortly get from the FA Business Plan.

• funding: Town scheme: Grant funding from Historic Scotland to enable skilled repairs for enhancement to a building.

• scheme: The large grant scheme provides funding for projects which require a grant in excess of £ 750.

• application: My role was to examine grant applications in computer science education 12.

Noun used with modifier

• lottery: We have identified areas of Wales which have not received their fair share of heritage lottery grants.

• maintenance: The Clerk reminded members that the annual Village Hall maintenance grant of £ 350 had not been paid for the current financial year.

• one-off: Venturesome aims to recycle its funds three to four times, in contrast to a one-off grant.

Infinitive complement

• reproduce: Permission is granted to reproduce articles for personal and educational use only.

Preposition: of

• probate: On 12 January 1858 these courts ceased, and jurisdiction for the granting of probate was passed to the new secular Court of Probate.