Sentence examples for demonstration projects that from inspiring English sources

"We've got to have demonstration projects that are scalable to serve citywide".

Where technical questions are difficult, particularly on health care costs, reformers have advocated demonstration projects that can be tested over time.

All of them amount to aesthetic demonstration projects that have no conceivable significance outside a gallery or museum — a dedicated art space — which they inhabit with the tender dependency of creatures in a petting zoo.

Wade Horn, the Bush administration official who oversees the welfare program, has assured critics that the administration, by supporting demonstration projects that promote marriage, doesn't intend to coerce people to the altar.

While the Senate bill allowed demonstration projects that would have given as many as seven states unprecedented flexibility in spending substantial federal education money, the final bill says 5percentt of the federal allotment not designated for poor schools could be used for experiments in flexibility.

Energy specialists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and elsewhere have said that construction of a fleet of industrial-scale demonstration projects that might be able to capture and bury the climate-changing gas should be getting under way immediately if there is to be any chance, even by 2020 or so, of meaningfully curbing emissions.

The system was financed with a $400 loan from a demonstration project that has since expired.

A possible compromise being discussed would be a demonstration project that would allow limited use of vouchers.

One of the narrative threads in the first act concerns the suggestion by some scientists working at Los Alamos that the United States should detonate the first bomb as a warning — a "demonstration project" — that would be staged to minimize or avoid loss of life, but in such a way as to impress upon the Japanese leadership the need to surrender immediately.

The bill put off consideration of divisive issues like student vouchers that were dear to conservatives, and of a demonstration project that would have removed virtually all restrictions on the spending of federal money for up to 15 states, requiring student testing in reading and writing to demonstrate improvement only in five years.

According to a grant application acquired by the Guardian and passed on to the Press Herald as part of a reporting collaboration, Maine Heritage sees it as "a research and demonstration project" that will "release residents from extreme government dependency" and "spark an economic boom that can be easily transferred to other areas of Maine and serve as an example for all the United States".