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  • noun law The recipient of a subgrant.

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subgrant +‎ -ee

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Examples

  • The other "subgrantee," the Venezuelan chapter of Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPyS-Ve), is a Peru-based journalism organization that was started with funding from USAID, and that has continued to receive USAID money while launching a series of attacks on Chávez.

    Jeremy Bigwood: Buying Venezuela's Press With U.S. Tax Dollars 2010

  • The other "subgrantee," the Venezuelan chapter of Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPyS-Ve), is a Peru-based journalism organization that was started with funding from USAID, and that has continued to receive USAID money while launching a series of attacks on Chávez.

    Jeremy Bigwood: Buying Venezuela's Press With U.S. Tax Dollars 2010

  • In addition, DOJ grant recipients, such as a state's department of juvenile justice services, may provide grant funds to a subgrantee, like the Boys and Girls Club of America, to carry out various activities, such as mentoring or antigang initiatives, within the overall parameters of the grant program.

    Latest Articles GAO Correspondence 2010

  • Each local subgrantee will receive funding to hire and train new employees or contractors.

    U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases 2010

  • In addition, DCEO will conduct random checks on subgrantee assessments and final inspections.

    U.S. Department of Energy - Press Releases 2010

  • Work with the ACDI/VOCA team and the subgrantee, the LEAD Trust, to facilitate negotiation of outgrower contracts between buyers and smallholder communal farmers.

    OneWorld.net (U.S.) - beyond your own borders 2010

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