Sentence examples for approach to projects from inspiring English sources

A year ago Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude told major IT suppliers to rethink their approach to projects, making them smaller and using off-the-shelf and open source technology where possible.

An article in The Arts on Monday about the architect Richard Meier and his hands-on approach to projects included outdated information provided by his firm about a residential building he is designing on Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn.

One example is "Scrum", an approach to project management which focuses on the team that is working out what are the main roadblocks in a project.

Although each map takes a slightly different approach to projecting state-by-state results, they all have Mr. Obama leading Mitt Romney in "solid" and "leaning" electoral votes.

The most important difference between Terminal 5 and other large building projects has been the approach to project management, and especially to risk.All large projects are risky, but BAA is particularly vulnerable to cost overruns.

He is not shy of amassing a miser's hoard but has been shy about revealing its full extent.Treasury officials openly accept that their approach to projecting the public finances errs on the side of caution.

Building on the success of similar pilot residencies with the Chinese pianist Lang Lang and the respected though not widely known Russian composer Sofia Gubaidulina, the orchestra is taking an approach to Project San Francisco that is artistically and fiscally canny.

Campbell uses an American football analogy to describe his approach to project planning.

The methodology takes a two-dimensional approach to project impact evaluation.

We thus design an approach to project the original ratings of users to more representative values.

The steering stage represents the approach to projecting the space-temporal filters calculated in previous stages under different orientations.