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A budget consists of all direct costs, facilities and administrative costs, and cost sharing commitments proposed. All proposed costs must clearly benefit the project and must be allowable under OMB Circular A-21, sponsor policies, and University policies.
Budget Components. Proposal budgets include two basic categories: direct costs of the proposed project, and indirect costs or facilities/administration (F&A) expenses. This is a calculation of the cost, approved by the federal government, of Gallaudet's facilities and services provided for all projects.
Summarize the key points of your proposal, focusing on why action is needed and emphasizing the benefits the action will have for the company. Again, these issues were likely covered in your proposal, but the closing should include bullet points or verbal highlights of your key benefits.
To write a conclusion for a research paper, start by restating your thesis statement to remind your readers what your main topic is and bring everything full circle. Then, briefly summarize all the main points you made throughout your paper, which will help remind your readers of everything they learned.
A conclusion is one paragraph in length and along with a restatement of the proposal's main idea includes a call to action, which is an instruction to the reader to do something. At the end of a good proposal, you're persuading the reader to do just that, to say yes to your proposed idea.
Your conclusions summarize how your results support or contradict your original hypothesis: Summarize your science fair project results in a few sentences and use this summary to support your conclusion. Include key facts from your background research to help explain your results as needed.
Motivate the reader to action. Identify the sender for future reference. Leave the reader with a good final impression. Provide the recipient with your contact information.
Close the letter by thanking the person for his consideration and encouraging him to contact you if he has any questions. The letter should close with a valediction such as “Sincerely" or "Yours truly" followed by a comma. Type your name a few lines below the valediction and sign your name above your typed name.
Choose an Appropriate Closing Once you have carefully crafted your closing sentences there are several ways to end a letter with an appropriate closing or sign off. In the past, “Sincerely" or "Sincerely yours" were the standard choice for most business correspondence.
Always (Casual). Best (Semi-formal). Cheers (Casual). Cordially (Casual). Later (Casual). Love (Casual). Regards (Semi-formal).
Faithfully. Sincerely. Best regards. Thank you. With appreciation. With gratitude. With sincere thanks. Sincerely yours.
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