Government Grant
/ˈɡʌvərnmənt ɡrænt/
Definitions
- (n.) A sum of money or other payment given by a government to an individual or organization for a public purpose, often with conditions attached.
The nonprofit organization received a government grant to support its educational programs.
- (n.) The legal instrument or document embodying the grant of public funds or resources from a government entity.
The university signed the government grant outlining the terms of funding.
Forms
- government grant
- government grants
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Commentary
Government grants typically require compliance with specific conditions and reporting; careful drafting ensures clarity on allowable uses and obligations.
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