Sentence examples for grant procurement from inspiring English sources

Many of them can grant procurement contracts or rezone land with little or no consultation.

Special points of interest about this corporation include: High percentage of minority ownership will allow the business to participate in special-interest contract bids, special employee-training grant procurement, and state offered business development bond offerings.

It's difficult to administer in practice (there are lots of opportunities for avoidance, and which innovation policies count? Research grants? Procurement?).

Conducting client-oriented research as a means to facilitate the utilization of research results requires regulations for contracting and grants procurement.

Several criteria exist for the mitigation of foodborne illness listed in the bioterrorism preparedness cooperative agreement award notice and grant guidelines (Procurement and Grants Office, CDC, Announcement No. 99051).

"We could fund our MAP grants with procurement reform.

"We can open our wallets – whether through grant making or procurement spend – but one of the most valuable contributions businesses can make to sustaining social enterprise is to tap into the skills and resources of our own people," she said.

I looked at the distinguished endowed chair sitting behind an immense desk, and imagined him without all the letters behind his name, before his tenure procurement, grant writing, admissions-committee days, during the times when he came into the basement lab at midnight to run his own gels.

Originators may also be more willing to grant discounts to procurement because this channel is less prone to price spillovers to other countries.

The grant also covers procurement of immunization supplies, and the introduction to the region of an integrated child-health strategy which aims to reduce death, illness and disability, and to promote improved growth and development among under 5s.

These mainly involve positions dealing with procurement, grants and benefits administration, regulation or auditing of non-federal entities, and other duties that have an economic impact on private entities.