Sentence examples for channel projects from inspiring English sources

All too often, external organizations eager to see change, have elected to channel projects through SHGs.

At 9am the channel projects its own version of Groundhog Day: a vigorous Andrew Marr striding purposefully into the studio of the show that still bears his name.

Specific details of Channel projects – piloted in 2007 – are not made public, but they are aimed at all forms of terrorism, including far-right extremism.

On the other side of the equation, Samasource's staff also makes a point of understanding the skills native to each region so that it can channel projects to centers best equipped to handle them.

Since 1998 the previously undisturbed wetland has been considerably modified by the adjacent Deep-water Navigation Channel project (DNC).

This provides a risk-based method of determining channel project depth based on two ship loading conditions for the three channel alignment options.

The PERC (Proton Electron Radiation Channel) project searches for new physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics via the beta-decay of free neutrons.

Not only is there the Weather Channel project, which is on hiatus while Mr. Bettes and the crew file reports from Joplin, but there is also the Discovery Channel stalwart "Storm Chasers," which is now gathering material for its fifth season.

Evidence from the Association of Chief Police Officers to the MPs' inquiry said that so far 228 young adults aged under 25 "who have been inspired by the al-Qaida ideology" have been referred to the Channel Project, which provides support to those believed to be vulnerable to radicalisation.

May at the Home Office and Eric Pickles, in charge at the Department for Communities and Local Government, are also likely to press for much greater investment to go into the Prevent counter-terrorism programme, especially its relatively successful "channel project" under which more than 200 teenagers believed to be at risk have been turned away from radicalisation.

The studio, which has increasingly turned to TV as its cinematic slate has shrunk in the last five years, is behind such series as "Six" on the History Channel, "Project Runway" on Lifetime and the upcoming miniseries "Waco" on the Paramount Network (now Spike).