Sentence examples for bringing projects from inspiring English sources

Democrats said the provision renewing and bolstering the federal highway program would prevent states from bringing projects to a halt and create as many as one million jobs.

Venues or flagship companies do it because because it ticks all the boxes and it costs them far less than bringing projects to full production.

And Appropriations Committee leaders have been circulating a Pew Research Center poll that showed that most Americans were more likely to vote for a member of Congress with a proven record of bringing projects and money to a district.

Known for his street savvy and gruff charm, Mr. Velella cemented his popularity by bringing projects to his district, financing Little League teams and breast cancer screening programs, among many other things.

Mr. Fogelson said congratulatory calls from top agents and producers flowed in on Monday morning and that none of those people "expressed anything but excitement" about bringing projects to Universal.

Pharma firms had been outsourcing to CROs but having difficulty "bringing projects in on a timely basis and within budget," says Ray Cooke, director of clinical research at Kelly Scientific.

Mr. Woodson designs eco-friendly spaces and Mr. Talt runs a company that helps independent filmmakers bring projects to life.

I made sure that things ran smoothly, kept the trades working well together and brought projects in on budget.

The judges looked for people who demonstrate vision and whose enthusiasm and insight inspires teams and brings projects to fruition.

David A. Kotwicki, a local lawyer, noted that members of Congress might talk tough on spending, but that they still bring projects home to their districts.

AngelList, a world-renowned equity-based crowdfunding platform, implements a variation of the hybrid crowd design, where lead investors, instead of project creators, bring projects to the platform.