Sentence examples for cross-border project from inspiring English sources

But Bristol, Cardiff and Newport have vowed to put jealousies to one side and collaborate on a ground-breaking, cross-border project to create a "powerhouse super-city region".

(And why don't we make it a cross-border project? After all, Kickstarter's going international soon).

Following the accident, Italy launched the Mare Nostrum rescue operation (an EU funded, cross-border project) in order to control and manage migration flows and emergencies.

Under the auspices of INTERREG IV A program, 2007-2013, the Public Health Research Centre in Luxembourg (CRP-santé) initiated and coordinated the implementation of a complementary cross-border project; entitled "Nutrition, Environment and Cardiovascular Health NESCAV".

Dutch projects dominated the selection with six projects (compared to two in Belgium, three in Germany, two in the UK, and one Belgian/Dutch cross-border project) for reasons of accessibility and financial constraints.

M-LL wrote the NESCAV project protocol in collaboration with the partners, in the light of final report of the previous project INTERREG III, coordinated the work packages at inter-regional level, and supervised all the cross-border project process and data analysis of results.

One of the BSEC's more effective bits is its financial arm, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, which issues credits for export finance and cross-border projects.

The commission is working on proposals for the Union to issue bonds in conjunction with the European Investment Bank or give loan guarantees for specific cross-border projects.

The complex had been in operation for almost a decade, surviving through other periods of tension unlike other cross-border projects set up during a period of rapprochement and then halted one by one as relations soured in recent years.

The Kaesong complex was the last of a group of cross-border projects set up during an earlier period of rapprochement and then halted one by one as relations soured.

The Ahern government pumped billions of euros into cross-border projects while some of its backroom strategists talked about taking over the SDLP and advancing forwards as the main all-Ireland, 32-county party on this island.