'make grant' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
A more correct phrase would be "apply for a grant". For example: "The organization applied for a grant to help fund its community initiatives."
Chandler: How do the Open Society Foundations make grant making decisions?
Doesn't the latest analysis just make Grant want to give up?
For example, the original deadline to make grant applications was Dec. 30 of this year, but now states have until June 29 of next year.
Although the Matthewses have been largely estranged, Mary has been brought back into the picture, trotting along on a multicity tour, to make Grant look like a happy family man.
The administration said it would extend by six months a deadline for more states to make grant applications and offer additional flexibility for states to get federal help should other deadlines be missed.
One option reportedly under consideration is to withhold the last installment of a grant until the research is publicly available; another option would be to make grant renewal contingent on open access publication.
Others make grants in the innovation field, but the Kauffman Foundation has made the broadest commitment.
One Suffolk legislator, Thomas F. Barraga of Islip, said he does not make grants.
Or the heirs may want some breathing room on the question of where to make grants.
The email said the CEFC would operate commercially and would not make grants or risky loans.
He said, "When we began, we knew who needed the money, and we'd just make grants without getting applications.
