Sentence examples for catalyst project from inspiring English sources

"This is a catalyst project that involves retail, market rate and affordable housing, and historic preservation," said Alicia Berg, the city's commissioner of planning and development.

Templates and guides showing how flying start can be applied elsewhere have been shared through the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) catalyst project.

After that, there is also a clear need for plans like Kenya's strategy to boost local digital content, or Wikimedia's Arabic Catalyst project, which aims to encourage the creation of content in Arabic and provide information about the Middle East.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: The euro catalyst (Project Syndicate) A modest proposal to resolve the coming trade war (Credit Writedowns) Failure to brainwash (Brad DeLong) Do not overreact to China's currency delays (Financial Times).

Case in point: relative newcomer to the crowdfunding platform space, Dragon Innovation, which is focused on hardware and has put in years as a manufacturing consultancy but only months as a crowdfunder platform, nabbed Internet of Things hardware catalyst project, the Wunderbar, out of the clutches of Kickstarter earlier this month.

Some I recommend are The People's Institute for Survival and Beyond, The Catalyst Project, and Highlander Research and Education Center.

More recently, groups at Project Zero have explored how Catalyst projects could be designed for alternative venues for education, such as museums or cable television.

These findings led to the development of three "Catalyst projects," engaging enough to invite the novice to attempt the kind of long-term, challenging tasks usually reserved for experts.

Partly conceptual in design, the plan identifies "catalyst projects," including a higher-education hub that could possibly house a downtown campus for the University of Central Florida and Valencia College.

The city hopes the venue and other planned "catalyst projects" will help lure new entrepreneurs and investors to the depressed neighborhood, which has seen its population shrink from 18,000 residents in the 1960s to about 6,100 today.

The true catalyst for Project Wag came after Fischer rescued a puppy that had been dumped on the freeway in Los Angeles.