Sentence examples for its grantee from inspiring English sources

Eric Avner, CEO of People's Liberty, says as well as being selected for their potential to make a positive impact on the Cincinnati region, its grantee projects are designed to build up a sorely needed new class of civic leaders.

In a notice yesterday, NIH suggested that its grantee institutions review their procedures and inventory specimens in September as part of a new "National Biosafety Stewardship Month".

The criticism comes from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Inspector General (IG), which in 2008 found that NIH wasn't paying enough attention to how its grantee institutions manage conflicts of interest.

Individuals attributed the SRAP's success with synergies to each of its features intended to foster them, particularly its restriction to states within only a specific region, its requirement for joint leadership and planning, and the effectiveness of its grantee meetings.

The Research Works Act would forbid the N.I.H. to require, as it now does, that its grantees provide copies of the papers they publish in peer-reviewed journals to the library.

And, resentment aside, if a foundation started telling its grantees what to do, would it then become an initiative-crushing central planner, stifling the very grassroots innovation and practical know-how that it purported to encourage?

Not only did the grantmaker not see the progress it was hoping to accomplish, the foundation lost credibility with its grantees.

Only one of its grantees shut down, not "some".

Should a foundation try to guide and steer its grantees, as venture capitalists did with startups?

After the deployment fund dried up in 2009, however, one of its grantees shut down.

Despite the Wellcome Trust's requirement that its grantees publish in open-access journals, only 70% do so.