Sentence examples for create new projects from inspiring English sources
There are a slew of people who have had successes and failures and still manage to create new projects for the commercial theater.
There were fund-raisers in 2005 to create new projects: TPM Cafe (tpmcafe.talkingpointsmemo.com), where readers and experts can debate political issues, and TPMMuckraker (tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo-.com), the site that was kept off the Justice Department's mailing list.
The city also benefited from Mr. Klein's role as a national symbol of school reform, Ms. Tisch said, with private donors giving millions of dollars to help create new projects and experiments, like teacher performance bonuses and cash rewards for students who did well on exams.
And Founder Collective recently hired a journalist to help with PR, while Atlas Venture brought on a former startup marketer to help them rebrand and create new projects.
And in fact if Web 2.0 is about anything it's not about needing to have a geographical link to somewhere, since networking and building connections to create new projects is now as much online as off, if not more so.
I'm still moving forward and trying to create new projects and new music.
In this context, Shapero (1984) emphasized the availability of some resources allowing to potential entrepreneur to create new project such as education, age, gender or current employment status.
The C-ME graphical client application communicates via web service calls to the MOSS 2007 application programming interface (API) to read or write data to a specific MOSS 2007 entity or project site or to create new project and entity sites.
We have also been creating new projects with long-term partners such as Live Magazine to produce a Live North by and for young people around Kings Cross, and exciting new partnerships such as our HR department's work with local community organisation Bemerton Village to share their skills and develop their team working.
We have also been creating new projects with long-term partners such as Live magazine to produce a Live North, by and for young people around King's Cross; and developed exciting new partnerships, such as our HR department's work with local community organisation Bemerton Village to share skills and develop their teamworking.
