In May 2012, Crowdcube was accused of misleading investors by showing a conditional grant from the UK Technology Strategy Board as an "investment".

As a result, the sphere of Commonwealth power has expanded through dictating policy through conditional grants.

One form is that of the conditional federal grant or contract.

A prime example of an exercise of the spending power is the Canada Health Act, which is a conditional grant of money to the provinces.

For instance, a case that ends with a successfully renewed Rule 50(a) motion to overturn the jury verdict may also include a conditional grant of a new trial.

A majority of members favor conditional grants, or grants that are given if a state meets certain conditions.

First, it was chosen as one of thirty-three in the nation to receive a conditional grant of $600,000 from the Ford Foundation.

Under the dominion-provincial agreements renegotiated by Diefenbaker, conditional federal grants to the provinces went up from $552 millions (in 1956-57) to $875 millions (in ig6i-62).

Provincial financing Provinces provide both conditional grants (more than 80%) and unconditional grants (less than 20%) to municipalities.

This is so because cohesion policy is based on a modern paradigm of sustainable development which may be best described as a conditional grant.