Sentence examples for grantee of from inspiring English sources

"I'm not a grantee of hers," he said, "but she's an extremely knowledgeable leader.

"When I think of it right now," said Mr. Milach, who this week was named a grantee of the Magnum Foundation's Emergency Fund, "I was a totally different person — a totally different photographer — from when I started".

Ed Kane teaches finance at Boston College and is a grantee of the Institute for New Economic Thinking.

The Pennsylvania Bar recently rejected Parthiv Patel, seemingly for his status as an undocumented immigrant and grantee of former Pres.

Vaishali Sinha: I am a previous grantee of Tribeca Film Institute for my award-winning feature documentary Made in India about the phenomenon of "outsourcing" surrogates to India.

She is part of a national citizenship movement operating under the organizational umbrella of the New Americans Campaign, a grantee of Carnegie Corporation of New York.

There are lots of grantees of ours whose members have political views that would be well outside the mainstream in this room.

In many respects it mirrored the patent law of European countries, with the exception that enterprises rather than individuals were the usual grantees of patent rights.

SPECIAL SECTION: GIVING An article on Nov. 9 about the growing pains of veterans' relief organizations misstated the number of grantees of the Iraq Afghanistan Deployment Impact Fund that shut down after it was phased out in 2009.

Little is known of Endecott before 1628, when, as one of the six grantees of the New England Company for a Plantation in Massachusetts, he was chosen manager and governor of their settlement.

BUYING BASICS Foreign buyers must obtain a government document called an Alien Land Holding License, which costs about $1,500 and involves about three months' wait, Mr. Tyson said, adding that grantees of the license must also pay 10 percent of the sale price to the government.