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rare, old use
[COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE] Thus all arms procured during this period straight under grant aid.
The Chapel, financed without grant aid, cost a further £9,000.
One student looking still had some time to go before his grant aid ended.
He is looking into the possibility of grant aid and members will be informed when firm progress has been made.
Even students who receive federal grant aid are finding it more difficult to pay for college.
However, it may be possible to make a case for a higher proportion of grant aid if the resources available are very limited.
The Government provides the school with grant aid to cover 90% of the costs for external building maintenance and improvements.
This programme has nearly been completed and is unlikely to provide any significant levels of grant aid in 1993.
Maybe the Commission should look at the levels of grant aid.
It does not currently receive any grant aid towards running costs.
Thus all arms procured during this period straight under grant aid.
The Chapel, financed without grant aid, cost a further £9,000.
One student looking still had some time to go before his grant aid ended.
He is looking into the possibility of grant aid and members will be informed when firm progress has been made.
Even students who receive federal grant aid are finding it more difficult to pay for college.
However, it may be possible to make a case for a higher proportion of grant aid if the resources available are very limited.
The Government provides the school with grant aid to cover 90% of the costs for external building maintenance and improvements.
This programme has nearly been completed and is unlikely to provide any significant levels of grant aid in 1993.
Maybe the Commission should look at the levels of grant aid.
It does not currently receive any grant aid towards running costs.
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