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(In contrast, research grants in the biological sciences would rise 7 to 10 percent.) However, six of the 11 science and technology centers that NSF plans to begin funding in 1991 - to the tune of $52 million--would focus on astronomy or physics research.

The Department of Veterans Affairs medical system is one of the few federal health care programs that is discretionary, which means Congress annually arbitrarily sets the funding limit for those programs.

Since these funds normally acquire companies by combining their investments with two to three times the figure in loans through LBOs, they are likely to represent around [yen]3 trillion in funding, the report says.

* Adjusting the agency's budget priorities to target increased funding for agriculture, HIV/AIDS, basic education, and conflict prevention and resolution

BUSH IS NOW THE THIRD President and the second Bush to claim to be our "Education President." Yet neither he nor anyone else can plausibly claim that title when less than one-tenth of school funding comes from federal sources, and when vast disparities between per pupil spending exist because of the antiquated link between school funding and state and local taxes.

First, many IMAs will accept existing stock positions as part of the initial funding of the account.

ERISA provides standards for participation, vesting, funding, fiduciary duties, disclosure, and reporting and prescribes mechanisms to enforce these standards.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has informally indicated that a QSF will be considered a continuation of the employer(s) funding the QSF for experience rating and annual limit purposes.

Suppose you are funding a college education for your 13-year-old.

The panelists' overall objective: Make funding tax-efficient.

It did this because it was obvious that both the FILP method of funding and Nempuku were no longer working.