Sentence examples for damaged projects from inspiring English sources

In addition, sufficient project storage areas are necessary to avoid confusion, theft, damaged projects, and general discontent among the employee population.

The pact calls for a national environmental plan to [put a] stop to short-sighted management, damaging projects and profiteering, while encouraging liaison with NGOs and experts.

Ms. Farino said it could take more than two years to rebuild the damaged housing projects.

"That's why we warmly welcome this very clear statement that there will be no taxpayer funding for this highly damaging project – damaging to the climate and damaging to the reef".

Roger A. Pielke, Jr., of the University of Colorado, who has spent years analyzing hurricane damage patterns, noted that a tool he helped create to anticipate hurricane damage projects a substantial risk of big losses from Hurricane Irene: With ICAT (an insurance company) I helped to build this online damage estimator based on our normalized loss database.

It also urges an end to trade deals "that interfere with our attempts to rebuild local economies, regulate corporations and stop damaging extractive projects".

"The BNDES has funded a range of highly damaging infrastructure projects, notably including some massive Amazonian dams that have flooded vast areas of forest and promoted a spate of associated road and power line building and deforestation," he explained.

Which is why this is another one of The Leap's key demands: "We call for an end to all trade deals that interfere with our attempts to rebuild local economies, regulate corporations and stop damaging extractive projects".

It's clear the global community, and that includes us, has to do more if we are going to succeed at avoiding the damages projected in a warming world".

* $30 billion in property damage projected for Florida.

Next year, a BP station at 300 Lafayette Street, at East Houston Street in SoHo, is expected to close, to make way for a planned seven-story, 75,000-square-foot office tower from the LargaVista Companies, according to someone with knowledge of the project who requested anonymity to avoid damaging the project's chances of getting city approvals.