Grants-In-Aid
/ˌɡrænts ɪn eɪd/
Definitions
- (n.) Funds provided by a central government or other authority to a subordinate entity for a specific purpose, often subject to conditions.
The state received grants-in-aid to improve its public transportation system.
Forms
- grants-in-aid
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Commentary
Grants-in-aid are typically contrasted with unrestricted funding; clarity on conditions and purpose enhances drafting precision.
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