Sentence examples for advertised project from inspiring English sources

Since only a minimum effort has to be invested, the software is also suitable to estimate a bid price for an advertised project.

In 1945 respondents to promote sales of their books put on a nationally advertised project, known as the Facts Magazine Hall of Fame Puzzle Contest.

The current horizon of strategic planning which covers selecting the projects for bidding and planning for their contractual needs and necessary resources for execution are limited to the extent of advertised projects in the market.

Finally, the output of the proposed model along with the known projects (advertised projects) will be used as the input for the PPM models currently implemented by a company.

Most are TV-advertised projects and May to September is our busiest time.

When Emmanuel Simeu and Salvador Mir of the TIMA laboratory in Grenoble--a joint department of the Joseph Fourier University, Grenoble Institute of Technology, and the French national research agency, CNRS--advertised a project he liked, he was the first to apply.

It is now clear that when NASA first requested funds for a Next Generation Space Telescope a decade ago, the project's advertised price of under $1 billion was little more than a fiction.

The National Jewish Outreach Program, an Orthodox organization best known for its heavily advertised Shabbat Across America project, which has become a national phenomenon with its radio jingles, toll-free numbers and billboards, is helping synagogues across the country advertise and put on seders geared to those unfamiliar with the holiday's rituals.

Although the anticipation of a dispute or claim is the thought farthest from an owner's mind when their project is being advertised to bid, careful bid preparation, follow-through documents, and preservation and retention of appropriate records are important for an endeavor as complex as a construction project.

Led by Trooper Cutone and Deputy Chief John Barbieri of the Springfield Police Department, who immediately embraced the project, the meetings, advertised by word of mouth, have grown steadily in attendance, drawing residents, community leaders, landlords, representatives of city agencies and nonprofit organizations, and local politicians.

Although the project has always been advertised as luxury living, the last building will have the first penthouses, he said.