Sentence examples for Carry out project from inspiring English sources

ICAA has placed nearly 2 million hectares of land under improved management; implemented 167 policies and agreements in favor of Indigenous rights, conservation and sustainable development; and leveraged more than $17 million in funds to carry out project activities.

A leading Liberian agriculture development organization, ARS has the responsibility to carry out project implementation at field level in collaboration with MoA, FAO, and other agriculture sector partners in Nimba County.

Good relationship with local governments and their support to the project made it possible for staff of CAST project offices at county level to successfully carry out project activities in respective project sites.

The authors would like to acknowledge the support of the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACyT, México) in enabling them to carry out project 32505-T from 1999-2001, and the Dirección de Asuntos del Personal Académico of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) for financial support with grant IN-219303 from 2003-2005.

We must clarify the obligation of governments to finance and carry out projects that bring these services to those who need them most.

Those with experience in film and new media can sign up for Fast Forward, a free program in which students conceptualize and carry out projects.

Much of the study, which is to be released Wednesday, covers the more than $60 billion in American aid that was used to carry out projects in Iraq.

As the Jobs Council report highlights, an increase in funds must be coupled with reforms to select and carry out projects efficiently, based on cost-benefit analysis.

Among the changes the report proposes is the establishment of a combined civilian and military office to plan and carry out projects.

But Charles A. Gargano, chairman of the Empire State Development Corporation, which will oversee the Javits expansion, said the legislation "was consistent with how we carry out projects of this size".

"Only monopolies," Sochi's deputy mayor, Andrei P. Platonov, said on a tour of Krasnaya Polyana, "can afford to carry out projects like this".