Sentence examples for believe a project from inspiring English sources

"We believe a project design so as 'not to preclude' transit realistically does have the effect of precluding transit," the regional chapter of the American Planning Association, which represents 1,200 planners, said in a letter to the state in March.

"We believe a project process shows a whole different set of skills that fosters problem solving, critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, initiative and articulation of one's ideas," Executive Director of Education Cavallaro said.

We believe a project of creating social and economic spaces and relationships where people can work together and where people can love each other, is something that everyone can get on board with.

In response, Phelps noted that he had signed up for Project Believe, a project by the United States Anti-Doping Agency in which U.S. Olympians can volunteer to be tested in excess of the World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines.

Where the authors believe an important project assumption has been verified by the interviews, the conclusion stands by itself with no further action suggested.

Both the trust and Mr Howarth believe such a project could help boost one of the most deprived parts of the UK.

It was the stroke of a player rediscovering some of the best of his confidence – and invention – and another reason for Lancaster to believe that a project he accepted in such unpromising circumstances is indeed beginning to take encouraging shape.

But, at the same time, I believe that a project of this size should be discussed much more carefully and that the people should have a better idea of how they will be affected.

"We believe in a project that will enhance our image, brand and city that we also feel proud of".

Anton reminds the filmmakers that there would be no film without him, while they believe that a project's greatest collaborator is its subject.

Primarily, science hackathons do not feature the competitive element commonly found in programming hackathons, as we believe a non-competitive atmosphere between projects helps stimulate creativity and allows for more open discussions between groups.