grantee
- noun
- /ɡrænˈti/
- Specialized
- While the evidence of progress is encouraging, the grantees offered recommendations for improving the SIF program.
- grant to a grantee
- grantee may use funds
- grantee's project
We, Steve Corn, is also working to do that for our PhD grantees as well, the fellowship grantees.
- We, Steve Corn, is also working to do that for our PhD grantees as well, the fellowship grantees.
- But I think that the grantees that are coming up with proposals, no, this, I mean how to propose one of the randomized clinical trials.
- You were a grantee from the Emergent Ventures group that Tyler Cowen at George Mason and the Mercatus Center do.
Examples
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The survey asked about ways that SIF grantees used evaluation in 2009 and 2014, their evaluation resources, and infrastructure.
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Data suggested a medium impact of the SIF on grantees' support for subgrantees.
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Our second striking finding was grantees' success in reaching members of racial and ethnic minority groups.
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Table 11 shows that between 2009 and 2014, SIF grantees reported improvement in 13 of 14 measures of organizational capacity.
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The data show that two-thirds of SIF grantees receiving federal funding in 2009 and 2014 had no prior federal funding.
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The SIF helped us look at regional evaluation capacity, both from a grantee and evaluator standpoint.
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A medium effect was also observed in the area of scaling up by SIF grantees.
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The Trust contributed to Miami-Dade's selection as one of six HUD model city initiative grantees.
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About one-third of SIF grantees reported changes in the ways that they support their subgrantees.
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The grantee was thrilled to receive funding for her community project from the local government.
Synonyms
A person or organization who receives money and help from a will, trust and insurance
A person or company given official permission to use something
A person who gets an award for good work or service
A person who is allowed by law or a will to receive someone's property after they die
A person or organization who receives money from a payment such as a cheque
A person or group that receives an award
A person or company given the legal right to make and sell a new invention
A person who receives money or a gift, often from a trust
A person who receives property or legal rights from another person
A person who receives land, property, or shares from an organization
A person or organization officially allowed to do something by the authorities
A person who gets money or property from a will
A person who receives ownership of property through a legal transfer
A person who receives a signed check or bill to collect the money
A person who receives an honor, degree, or award
How Official
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grantee is made from grant and the ending -ee. Grant means 'give' and -ee marks 'the one who receives', as in employee or payee. So a grantee is someone who officially receives money, rights, or property.