The phrase 'implement grants' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of allocating resources, funds, or benefits. For example: "The organization is responsible for implementing grants to local businesses to assist them during the pandemic."
This has subsequently been followed by numerous other refinements, which continue to be developed and implemented (Grant and Koch2007).
That changed last year when Assembly Bill 60 was implemented, granting people in the country illegally the right to obtain driver's licenses in California.
Currently Dave is leading a team for four USF faculty to implement a grant to share best practices in sustainable tourism and marine science with counterparts in Cuba.
The KHD's role was to implement the grant under the supervision from MU and UofA which was somewhat unique to a research project, since the research implementation team usually consists of researchers and not health care workers.
This year, new reforms were implemented that grant millions of workers the right to leave their jobs before their contracts are up, providing a degree of labor mobility unmatched in the region.
THE EMERGENCY HOMEOWNERS LOAN PROGRAM This $1 billion effort, which has not yet been implemented, would grant loans to homeowners who are unemployed, or who have lost income because of illness.
Columbus adds that help-desk call volume has declined since NIH first implemented electronic grant applications.
This study assessed the degree of de-fragmentation achieved by woodland expansion on the Isle of Wight and in particular the success of spatial targeting of new woodland planting implemented through grant aid in the JIGSAW (Joining and Increasing Grant Scheme for Ancient Woodland) scheme.
In addition to implementing the grant guidelines, the LA84 Foundation will work for improvements in two important areas -- referee enforcement of age-appropriate rules designed to protect player safety, and education of parents and coaches on the importance of standards that protect the long-term health of their players.
"We are confident that Bret Schundler will work with New Jersey Right to Life to facilitate passage of life-affirming laws and to implement policies that grant equal protection to all members of the human family," Ms. Tasy said.
