Sentence examples for criteria for project from inspiring English sources

In government and bank documents, the recommended criteria for project performance and return on investment are given.

The main financial institution responsible for analyzing and monitoring developments of this nature considers the following criteria for project assessment: cost, environmental licensing, compatibility, and functionality.

A dialogue process is planned to involve the gas industry and communities, citizens, and relevant institutions in developing criteria for project approval and eliminating deficits of information and knowledge.

Using an accumulation of knowledge that become new knowledge being the support for the development of knowhow focused on task performance (PMBOK), management skills (IPMA), the development of functions (APM) and the development of new performance criteria for project leaders (PMAJ) these approaches to date do not guarantee the success of any project.

In addition to financial support from the Rams and the NFL, Nixon's criteria for project construction calls for a plan that makes the Rams' current stadium, the Edward Jones Dome, economically viable and for redevelopment of the area surrounding the planned stadium.

Selection criteria for project sites included distance from the local airport (within 3 hours by bus) and relative per capita income level compared with the provincial average.

But this is horse racing, and the criteria for projecting a Kentucky Derby winner take in more than the bottom line.

Clifford Winston, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said the selection criteria for projects too often paid inadequate attention to economic impact considerations.

As part of the agreement, the governors have directed the agency board to begin two studies to try to bridge those philosophical differences and set clear criteria for projects.

An article on Monday about efforts by members of Congress to insert money for favored projects into appropriations legislation misidentified the government position once held by John Paul Woodley Jr., who discussed the criteria for projects of the Army Corps of Engineers.

"Whatever gets people to look at your product, as long as you don't have to take off your top, which is usually my criteria for projects," she said, laughing heartily.