The phrase "ahead grant" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as the phrase lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The ahead grant process was confusing to many applicants."
Alternatives: "advance approval" or "preliminary grant".
At a press conference after the public portion of the meeting, Skorton, who co-chairs the council with Corning Enterprises CEO Tom Tranter, said, "Things are going fabulously... many, many good ideas have been brought to the attention of the council in terms of specific opportunities to move the economy of the region ahead". Grant applications are due to the council Oct. 31.
Moving ahead, Grant plans to focus Monsanto's $500 million research budget on its already profitable GM products, including corn, which is headed for European approval.
Ahead, Grant discusses why they decided to drop the TATW moniker, the painstaking process of putting together a Volume series compilation and how they avoid the Swedish House Mafia effect.
But the authorities gave Mr. Smits the go-ahead, granting him a two-year trial period, presumably to show he could milk his camels humanely.
Ms. Sink added that Morrison's work lives on and even her 23-year-old son had advised her to go ahead and grant the pardon.
" 'Why should we go ahead and grant you another resource?" Neither Congress nor the Bush administration has made a final decision about the plan, with total cost estimated at $319 million, with the federal government paying 65percentt.
Or that the Queensland government will not go ahead and grant a mining lease and environmental authority to Adani, even if a looming state land court ruling on a separate challenge by conservationists recommends against it.
Asked if the rest of the world should go ahead and grant Iraqi Kurdistan official diplomatic recognition he says simply, "Yes, definitely.
With perhaps a decade of pressure ahead on grants, spending and council tax, most council finance directors will hunker down and make cuts.
Even if an anti-EU government were to press ahead without granting this second referendum, the strength of this argument might give Westminster MPs reason to refuse to back the government.
So they went ahead and granted Google's request to patent the Google Doodle.
