Sentence examples for a sanctioned project from inspiring English sources
A tanker carrying liquefied natural gas from a sanctioned project in Russia's Arctic has arrived in Boston Harbor, where it will be offloaded for American users.
As Patrick's group began to blossom, some argued that he should "go corporate" and turn the nascent Web initiative into an officially sanctioned project.
This may also be valuable for young and interdisciplinary research investigators, as officially sanctioned projects might help surmount some of the challenges of establishing trust and understanding among members of the research team, as well as help in funding and publishing interdisciplinary research (Turner and Carpenter 1999).
Douglas Adams's increasingly inaccurately named Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy is to be extended to six titles, after Adams's widow Jane Belson sanctioned a project which will see children's author Eoin Colfer taking up the story.
In the north, white swimmers abandoned public pools and headed to the suburbs, themselves a federally sanctioned all-white project.
For those of you playing the home game, we are now at an estimated cost of $12.7 billion, up from the $7.7 the Tory government promised us back when they sanctioned the project in 2012.
Our sincere thanks are due to Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD) which sanctioned tripartite project CORUS2 for the present study.
This was one day long ago while I was doing my engineering in Chennai, India when I was trying to convince my professor to sanction a project of mine.
COLIN ROWAT Brooklyn, Feb. 18, 2001 The writer is Iraq Sanctions Project coordinator, Center for Economic and Social Rights.
A millionaire landowner and a keen member of the shooting community, Mr Benyon had sanctioned a research project to investigate the alleged predation of young pheasants by buzzards on shooting estates.
A millionaire landowner and keen member of the shooting community, Mr Benyon had sanctioned a research project to investigate the alleged predation of young pheasants by buzzards on shooting estates.
