Sentence examples for and practical projects from inspiring English sources
In November he launched Time for Action, a set of targeted, innovative and practical projects to do just that.
Regardless of the context, the use of biosignals in experimental activities and practical projects is heavily bounded by the cost, and limited access to adequate support materials.
On that same shelf of hard-working books, you'll want to have Gordon Hayward's STONE IN THE GARDEN: Inspiring Designs and Practical Projects (Norton, $39.95), easily the best and most useful book on stonework to come along in several years.
The British newspaper The Guardian described the project as "Imaginative, courageous and exciting", while Dick Cross of The Irish Independent labelled it as: "One of the most imaginative and practical projects ever undertaken in this country".
* Design an effective and practical project timeline.
The failures of '48 had suggested that any move toward unification must have a clear and practical project for running the country after the status quo had been overthrown.
The paper highlights the need to develop comprehensive action plans and practical project level interventions based on the principle that drought is a normal event in order to support longer-term drought mitigation and prevention on a larger scale.
Money will be redirected to the region and to "practical" projects like infrastructure and away from international organisations.
And the project Ms. Palin once portrayed as her principal legislative triumph, a plan to build a 1,700-mile 1,700-miles pipelinatural she said would transform the economy of Alaska and contribute to America's domestic energassupipelineems an increasingly disthat dream, undercut by low gashericesaidd more practical projects in other states.
Study options: Most courses are three years full-time study and will assess students on essays and examinations, plus practical projects and team work.
Among Reinfurt's inventive and not strictly practical projects was TF/LN (The First/Last Newspaper, Dexter Sinisterr's 2008 temporary storefront pressroom across the street from the New York Times building, where a single-page broadsheet was produced and distributed twice a week during the performance biennial Performa.
