After months of carefully projecting an aura of invincibility, Netanyahu had suddenly launched what was being dubbed the "gevalt campaign" (after a Yiddish expression of alarm), warning that Israel was at imminent risk of being taken over by "a left-wing government supported by the Arabs" that would "create a second Hamastan in Judea and Samaria" (the right's preferred name for the West Bank).
This was accomplished at first by carefully projecting the operating and meeting expenses and receipts for the coming year, and for a few years beyond so that we could anticipate what would be needed to continue to operate in the black, and by gradually building at least 1 year of reserve funds.
Amy Cawson, owner of chair restoration company Florrie + Bill, treats each chair as a carefully nurtured project.
The students painted rope, tile, wood and other objects with their "space water" paint and sent their carefully wrapped project to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Even there are countless Tumblr blogs dedicated to books and television, Kreizman's carefully curated project makes for an ironic, provocative, and thoughtful statement about high and low culture.
Kalfus exaggerates this notion, making it the basis for a scientist's carefully developed project to communicate with the advanced race of Martians (which he bases on the belief that it would take a more evolved civilization to surmount the difficulties posed by the super-arid Martian climate).
Coastline stabilization required a carefully designed project for controlling beach erosion, reducing as much as possible any changes to littoral dynamics that would have negative consequences in the long term.
Your credit profile is either a carefully planned project, or something that happens to you.
Its power lies not in unlimited funds but in carefully chosen projects, and the pursuit of clearly targeted goals – something the traditional space powers could learn from, especially when is comes to the crewed programmes.
P. Lynn Scarlett, the deputy secretary of the interior, defended her agency's performance, saying the Bureau of Land Management "has very vigorously and carefully selected projects" for the various categories approved by Congress.
