Sentence examples for A time-bound project from inspiring English sources

Such a "time-bound" project would have to be run in parallel tracks—"very challenging," Natarajan says.

As this was a time-bound project (two-month ICMR-STS project), 20 patients were included in the study.

HRAP and CCD are long-term transformatory approaches that cannot be used as a means in a time-bound project with specific goals and purpose.

This means that the immediate determinants of sustainability are based on a local process of negotiation, role definition, and action, and are effectively outside the full control of a time-bound project.

Tracing the evolution of the role of money (as opposed to ideas) in development assistance, he suggests how financial imperatives have reinforced the tendency to sponsor time-bound projects, creating a dependency among aid recipients.

Adaptability is a prerequisite in meeting the requirements of time-bound projects.

Representatives of four foundations which have been working with the OECD on increasing foundations' impact and sustainability have called on them to concentrate on working with fewer recipients, to adopt social enterprise as a means of making sustainable social change, and to stop operating on time-bound projects.

Engage them with stimulating activities, disrupt the routines, and surprise them with new challenges and special time-bound projects.

Woodcraft said that they were also no longer looking at time-bound projects, and instead intend to continue working on issues until they have delivered systemic change.

Such developments do not augur well for these time-bound projects that require consistently good leadership".

Yet most PMTCT services are still provided by time-bound projects funded by external donors -- rather than being integrated into the routine package of services at all health facilities.