Sentence examples for Project to be implemented from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to present the main results obtained from an efficient lighting project to be implemented at FICM, UTA, and also proposes the integration of an existing photovoltaic solar energy system (PVSE-S) to supply the proposed efficient lighting system.

The presentation could include the objectives of energy management; past, present and future energy tariffs; roles and responsibilities; significant-energy-users; time-line for the energy project to be implemented; specialist and precision measuring equipment to be used; data collection, analysis and finally the report format and submission.

For the final assignment, each student proposed an innovative project to be implemented in the city.

An overconfident project manager expects a project to be implemented successfully without deviating from what is planned.

The team of Duke Engineers is currently designing a suspended footbridge throughout the school year and fundraising for the project to be implemented in the summer of 2014.

They must comply with intra-temporal project interactions (e.g., two projects must not be implemented in the same period), inter-temporal project interactions (e.g., a project requires another project to be implemented first), and domain-specific constraints (e.g., limited budgets).

Budget constraints often force firms to select engineering projects to be implemented from a larger set of alternatives.

The team said in March that it had spent a third of the £100,000 it had been allocated under the government scheme and had already committed the rest of the cash for projects to be implemented later this year.

A collaborative EVD registry was designed to facilitate local quality improvement projects to be implemented at any location using standardized data collection instruments through resident collaboration to reduce and study EVD infection and prevention.

Federal law states the municipality has to provide a development plan for projects to be implemented.

Citizens are also acting as a prioritizing tool and a funding source while the role of the government is only to give the required permissions to the successful projects to be implemented on the ground.