Sentence examples for deliverables all from inspiring English sources

They can share schedules, due dates, and deliverables all within a single application — anywhere, anytime using mobile devices.

"We must focus while moving toward the NPT RevCon on realistic deliverables in all areas," he said, which means avoiding pretexts for the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) to balk.

We actually have a very demanding agreement in terms of deliverables: education; public access (all the things one would want to do anyway) and we also take in any archaeological digs that emerge as a result of road development, such as the Viking find discovered under the bypass from Dorchester to Weymouth.

All these deliverables can be found at the VRUITS project website: www.vruits.eu.eu

Renewable energy access has become a key deliverable for all government-funded projects and institutions – including schools, health centres, markets and other public infrastructure.

"They also may not be affordable or operationally deliverable in all areas of crowding due to constraints such as platform lengths and space within timetables and at stations to fit extra trains in," the document says.

In the meantime, we conclude that even in the presence of an aggressive chemotherapy practice, combination treatment based on present NICE guidance is not deliverable in all patients with ovarian cancer.

The piping engineering lead (PEL) is responsible for the review and approval of all deliverables of the piping group on the project.

Midway through the project when data generation was well underway and relatively problem free, such frequent meetings were unnecessary and the MC only convened once a month until the final stages of project, when the MC resumed its fortnightly meetings to ensure that all deliverables would be achieved on time and to budget.

As your product's champion, you own -- or at least influence -- all deliverables for that product.

It is by no means a complete detailed account of all deliverables and ­tangible outcomes, which will be provided through subsequent publications.