Sentence examples for adaptation of project from inspiring English sources

It wasn't until 2006, about six years after Ms. Murdoch left Sky, that Shine earned serious plaudits, winning an International Emmy for the drama "Sugar Rush" and scoring a hit in an adaptation of "Project Runway" called "Project Catwalk," according to Broadcast magazine, the British trade publication.

It also showed that the success of a project depends largely on achieving the following conditions: support of the key actors within the social network, especially government authorities and long-term coalitions in the field, adaptation of the project at the site level, and compatible visions and approaches among project stakeholders.

But she did it, going on to star, too, in the director Richard Brooks's 1962 film adaptation of the project, which also starred Paul Newman.

In certain cases, specific demands for the adaptation of a project made by elected representatives, neighbours and nature protection associations within the framework of the consultation or agreed to by the client to resolve conflicts can result in increased costs.

Considerable independent adaptations of the project were reported (e.g. campaign image).

O'Bannon had previously worked on Alejandro Jodorowsky's ill-fated adaptation of Dune (a project that also fell through Ridley Scott's grasp).

Slater is working to put together her first starring role, in an adaptation of "The Athena Project," a Brad Thor novel about a pack of glamorous but lethal female counterterrorism agents.

This article presents a value-generation framework for municipalities through the adaptation of the Lean Project Delivery System (LPDS) to the municipal management process.

Also, this was the first time I'd ever been involved with an adaptation of an original project I was involved with.

O'Bannon soon accepted an offer to work on Alejandro Jodorowsky's film adaptation of Dune, a project which took him to Paris for six months.

Variety reports that Breslin will take the lead in the big screen adaptation of "The Class Project: How To Kill A Mother," the true-life story of a Canadian pair of sisters who drown their alcoholic mother in the bathtub and, with the help of friends, keep the crime hidden for an entire year.