Sentence examples for an exchange project from inspiring English sources

The bank, Guaranty Trust Bank, based in Lagos, Nigeria, will support the creation of an African art curator, an acquisition fund for African art, and an exchange project between Africa and London for collectors, institutions and young artists.

He also started an exchange project with children in the Netherlands, so that his students would broaden their knowledge of the world.

And so I report that Orbert Davis, one of Chicago's most applauded musicians, educators, conductors, and composers, was the leader in organizing a musical exchange project with a focus on Jazz and a first for Chicago and Cuba.

As part of an equestrian exchange project carried out in the 1980s, a number of Finnhorses were sold to Austria and Germany in 1985 and 1987.

Separately, it was reported that she had helped set up a school exchange project with a Christian charity in Uganda that was co-run by a religious group linked to "gay cure" ministries.

In 2013, a knowledge exchange project with 54 artists and designers was initiated through an online survey and interviews to identify to following: Main rapid prototype technologies and materials used Issues related to digital archives, software and hardware Issues related to the ageing of prints Attitudes to authenticity and replication of artworks Attitudes to conservation.

A knowledge exchange project was conducted with artists and designers using the technology via an online survey and interviews.

Switzerland Zurich's Platzspitz Park allowed a needle exchange project for heroin addicts in the mid-1980s.

On Wednesday I was in Luton where we have a needle exchange project.

In 2011 Doon twinned with The Thomas Hardye School, Dorchester, England, through a cultural exchange project organised by the BBC and British Council in light of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games held in the UK.

"Friends of the Earth Middle East is very much supportive of a 'water exchange' project,' where Israel will benefit from the desalination plant in Aqaba, and northern Jordan will benefit from receiving more water from the Sea of Galilee in Israel," the organization's foreign media officer Mira Edelstein said in an email from Tel Aviv.