Sentence examples for deciding on the project from inspiring English sources

The students collected data from the community, discussed their impressions with site tutors and health staff, but many missed an important step of sharing their data with the community as a group, asking for their input before deciding on the project for implementation.

IN deciding on the final project for his corporate strategy class at Hofstra University, Prof. James P. Neelankavil considered having his M.B.A. students develop a marketing strategy for a hypothetical company or analyze several companies' corporate strategies.

He fumed by phone recently about the protests, saying that only the government, expected to decide on the project at the end of April, should be assessing its sins.

Obama gave no indication of how he will decide on the project, which would open up Canada's vast store of carbon.

In January, President Obama rejected the company's previous application to build the full pipeline, saying a Congressional mandate that he decide on the project by mid-February did not allow adequate time to complete environmental reviews.

The agency hopes to decide on the project by the end of May.

But Sherman's idea had something different than the other two cities: a promise that voters will get to decide on the project, whatever its financing.

Decide on the project location.

You said social messages were important to you in deciding on projects.

"Before deciding on the Vulkanland projects, we were advised to aim for low-scale tourism, just like in other regions near us," Mr. Ober said.

While researching a possible book, Mr. Prohaska interviewed two dozen old-timers before deciding on the oral history project in 1997.