Sentence examples for a project note from inspiring English sources
Next time you're planning a project, note how the different people in your group approach the question at hand.
It's the name of a project Note to Self launched earlier this year that sought to equip their listeners with the tools and information to reclaim their personal privacy in world where, as it stands, both corporations and governments have unfettered access to everything.
It's the name of a project Note to Self launched earlier this year that sought to equip their listeners with the tools and information to reclaim their personal privacy in a world where, as it stands, both corporations and governments have unfettered access to everything.
In 1710 the princesse de Condé commissioned his enlargement of the Palais Bourbon, a project noted for the large staircase added by Boffrand.
Prof Roger Matthews of Reading University, UK, described the work as "a terrific project", noting that a similar effort was made after the National Museum of Iraq was looted during the 2003 invasion.
After looking through the options Isabelle offers, hit the "A" button to select your desired project (note only one project can be in construction at a time).
This expert also expressed concern that entrusting oversight to a corporation one step removed from City Hall could increase the risk of a runaway project, noting that the CityTime project was hurt by corruption that took root in the absence of "much visibility into what was being spent".
The idea for Dictate emerged from a hackathon project, notes Microsoft, and afterwards was used internally at Microsoft by over 1,500 employees across 40 countries.
What got you on board for the project Note of Hope: A Celebration of Woody Guthrie?
A report in 2011 by the Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative, a joint UN/World Bank project, noted that trusts crop up less commonly than shell companies in corruption investigations.
As Madongo, a project coordinator, noted: A man is now free to clean the house, to clean the utensils, to cook, to wash clothes; they feel free to do this.
