Sentence examples for cornerstone project from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ratner plans to begin selling tax-free bonds next month to finance the development's cornerstone project: an 18,000-seat basketball arena for the New Jersey Nets at Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues near downtown.
As a solution to this problem, a basic design project (cornerstone project) was introduced at the Department of Civil and Structural Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM).
The Giants play at AT&T Park, which opened in 2000, a cornerstone project of the South Beach and Mission Bay redevelopment.
Instead of starting from scratch, countries could use resources that were already in place for the 12 so-called cornerstone projects, he says.
Of the cornerstone projects, Russo thinks the Galileoscope project in which more than 180,000 low-cost 70mm telescopes were distributed to 96 countries, including 17 developing countries will be IYA2009's greatest legacy.
The Cornerstone maths project is based on a successful US programme and explores concepts such as ratio and proportion using animations; cars racing across a screen are used to explain the relationship between distance and time.
One cornerstone of the project was smallholder farmers, meaning peasant farm families in Africa, Latin America and Asia – working farms of around one hectare (2.5 acres) or less.
The cornerstone of the project, four plays created by directors Thomas Ostermeier, Alvis Hermanis, Krzyzstof Warlikowski and Ivo van Hove, are touring the six participating cities.
It's the cornerstone of a project linking the upstate rural and downstate urban through beets and berries, an effort to get healthy food into what is the poorest Congressional district east of the Mississippi.
Ministers made some progress by overcoming disagreements with Germany, which had raised demands for a change in the Union's treaty to ensure that the cornerstone of the project — placing the European Central Bank in charge of regulating the biggest lenders — would not lead to a blurring of lines between monetary policy and banking supervision.
