Sentence examples for prospective grantees from inspiring English sources

Critics like Jon Baron, president of the Coalition for Evidence-Based Policy, worry that HHS has made it too easy -- in effect, giving prospective grantees so many different options for demonstrating progress that virtually any program was bound to satisfy at least one criteria.

If this is not possible, prospective grantees should propose alternatives for access, with consideration given to the ease of discovery of the existence of the data set and maintenance of long-term access [ 60].

Sometimes the program director herself has invested huge amounts of time helping the prospective grantee put his proposal together and getting it reviewed.

Dear Ian, It's pretty rare--but always gratifying--to find what seems to be a perfect match between a prospective grantee and a specific funding opportunity.

Their Web platforms allow donors to track grant activities and access extensive national databases with relevant information about prospective grantee organizations.

Discrimination by faith-based grantees should be barred.

The Los Angeles Times found more than fifty grantees.

Fourteen grantees had never received N.E.A. funds before.

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

Mr. Bayh is backing legislation to raise the number of grantees to 175,000 over the next five years.

"There are several obstacles we see through the work of our grantees in accessing justice.