Sentence examples for an essential project. from inspiring English sources

This is, however, an essential project.

I would argue this is an essential project if we are to address the pressing ecological and social crises facing us.

The restoration of classic movies is an essential project; so, however, is the mere diffusion, by way of home video, of obscure classics, such as this one, that may not be in need of extensive restoration.

In 2008 the International Financial Corporation (IFC) branch of the Bank announced a $450m loan for a subsidiary of the Tata Group conglomerate to build the power plant in Gujarat, billed as an essential project to help fuel India's ongoing economic development.

Now Cromwell's cultural awareness and contacts among England's Italian community would be put to use in an essential project for any leading churchman of the era: designing his tomb (Cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg, Luther's foe and Wolsey's equal in ostentation, changed his mind on his tomb at least three times during his lifetime).

Now building the tabernacle is not an essential project for the Israelites.

"One of the reasons Bush has succeeded in two elections," Axelrod says, "is that in his own rough-hewn way he has conveyed a sense of this is who I am, warts and all". For Obama, because of Senator Hillary Clinton's far-greater experience and establishment backing, this is a particularly essential project.

Considered as the most essential project in a series of related projects towards a more digital socio-economy in Malaysia, this article presents the design of the target computational platform as well as the conceptual framework for the HoneyBee project.

Project management is no longer for large corporations alone, companies of all sizes can benefit from a project management solution that cultivates a seamless user experience with essential project management functionality.

Xi describes his essential project as a rescue: he must save the People's Republic and the Communist Party before they are swamped by corruption; environmental pollution; unrest in Hong Kong, Xinjiang, and other regions; and the pressures imposed by an economy that is growing more slowly than at any time since 1990 (though still at about seven per cent, the fastest pace of any major country).

He added: "I would like to sincerely apologise for the upset and upheaval passengers suffered yesterday as our engineers struggled to complete an essential improvement project that had been months in planning.