Sentence examples for derail projects from inspiring English sources

With the mayor's complete confidence, he has immense ability to promote or derail projects on a moment's notice.

The new cuts threaten to derail projects involving approximately 400 researchers.

Others fear the new rules will derail projects already in the pipeline.

Lessons Learned (Optional): While water and sanitation disease related outbreaks such as the 2008/09 cholera outbreaks are emergencies which in most cases derail project implementation strategies and plans, with proper coordination, experience documentation and sharing, their severity can create important lessons, opportunities and increased interagency coordination.

The pain of disappointed scientists and the loss of knowledge from derailed projects are very real.

In California, it's derailed projects for converting wastewater into drinking water in several municipalities.

Here's another of its "tailored" solutions: The company tapped an EU-Swiss treaty to bring in construction workers from high-unemployment eastern Germany after a severe labor shortage in Switzerland was threatening to derail construction projects.

Erdoğan purged the police and judiciary of those involved in the investigation, and accused conspirators of attempting to dismantle the A.K.P. and derail his projects.

Much of the talk focused on the officials who represent parts of the city like the South Bronx, Downtown Brooklyn and central Queens, where Mr. Lipsky was actively involved in land-use debates, particularly in efforts to derail development projects.

Opposition from environmental groups and concerns about climate change — which is caused by increased carbon emissions from fossil fuels — could lead to tighter regulation of petroleum products or derail infrastructure projects like pipelines.

Otherwise, upper-level control units could derail the projects easily.