Sentence examples for any project with from inspiring English sources

Its research funding is ample for any project with a potential military application and meagre for everything else.

"As Premier Andrews is aware, any project with a commonwealth contribution of more than $100m requires a full assessment by Infrastructure Australia before funding commitments are made," Fletcher said.

Under the bill, sponsors would pay 0.4percentt of their total offering price, so the cap would be reached at any project with a price of $7.5 million or more.

The choreographers and dancers Stacy Dawson and David Neumann -- hailed for their work with Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar, as well as for their own theatrically based pieces -- are striking performers who supply any project with spontaneity, honesty and hilarity.

Also, any project with missing data on the number of members was also removed from the sample, as this indicates an "orphan" project.

It concluded: "We also categorically state that we have never entered into any contract or engaged in any project with the intention of weakening RSA's products, or introducing potential 'backdoors' into our products for anyone's use".

The roughly $1 billion package cobbles together about $360 million in FEMA aid that had never been earmarked for any projects, with nearly $700 million that city and state officials squeezed out of existing disaster recovery projects.

Paul's since suffered even further serious consequences for his actions, too: he's been removed from the popular YouTube Red show Foursome as well as the Google Preferred program (which will affect how brands advertise on his channel), and YouTube's further put any projects with Paul on hold.

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Any projects with the potential to identify patients, such as those investigating rare disorders or outcomes, are carefully discussed with the researcher and their supervisor and, where possible, alternatives provided (for example, the applicant is encouraged to obtain patient consent).

OMA is the practice founded by Rem Koolhaas, and any project associated with him tends to come with a fluster of anticipation.