Sentence examples for begun projects from inspiring English sources
Michel Martelly, Haiti's new president, has talked of the need to decentralize the economy, and nongovernmental organizations have begun projects to help farmers.
The six members of the GCC have announced or begun projects worth $1.9 trillion, according to Middle Eastern Economic Digest, 43% more than a year ago.
She said the previous management was incompetent and had begun projects that were expensive, unnecessary and never finished, like the primate pavilion.
Other leading online providers, too, have begun projects with public universities: edX, the nonprofit collaboration founded by Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has teamed with the University of Texas and some California State University campuses, and Udacity, another Stanford spinoff, with San Jose State University.
Other researchers have begun projects at CHESS to analyze slices of trees, which can hold clues to atmospheric conditions present when they grew, and to characterize Native American ornamental stone artifacts to learn about trade routes and quarry practices during early periods of USA colonization.
Contractors had begun projects at the college before approval from the public works board, which was described as a usual practice under Byrd.
At every CEO forum or partner meet, he has begun projecting it externally.
It began projects like the GTE Corporation headquarters and its own 22-story Landmark Square office building.
We should have discussion before beginning projects to curtail, restrict, or fund those projects we find the most ethical.
After you have gained the authority to begin projects, take a look at what your options are.
So began Project Spaceguard.
