Sentence examples for discussions about the project from inspiring English sources

For example, Mr. Cicero said, in the past lenders would often have long discussions about the project and the appraiser's qualifications before hiring.

All participants were involved in discussions about the project before consenting to participate in the project using the approved NEAF consent forms.

In early discussions about the project the developers decided that the typical side-scrolling game presentation had become tired.

This fresh look has allowed us to have constructive discussions about the project," said Damon Nagami, a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council, a member of the Save San Onofre Coalition.

We thank P. Gönczy, B. Bowerman, E. Paluch, C. Hoege, M. Mayer, G. Greenan and J. Bois for critical comments on the manuscript and discussions about the project, A. Pozniakovsky for clones and S. Ernst for assistance with bombardments.

If the girl [project staff] had come on the day I brought the child I could not have listened to her. (Mother of case)" While the parents we interviewed were generally satisfied with the timing of the consent process, some mothers noted that they remained anxious about their children when discussions about the project took place.

But Mr. Boehner's remarks held wider implications, effectively putting him on a war footing with the independent analysts whose calculations generally guide discussions about the projected cost or savings of any legislation.

"I said, 'Mr. Mayor, I will work for you in the election, but if I do it I want something very simple: I want the ferries to be free.' " The design of the new Whitehall Ferry Terminal has changed several times in the eight years of discussion about the project.

Now, we would be very interested to enter discussion about the project and its future perspectives by receiving feedback from former, current and potential users of different areas.

Although Sina has wanted to build a space repetition app for a long time (he even suggested it as a StartupBus project, and you can see a discussion about the project on Less Wrong), he says they didn't start building it until late yesterday afternoon.

We thank Drs. A.I. Barth and W.J. Nelson (Stanford University) for the point-mutated ß-catenin construct and invaluable discussion about the project, Dr. A. K. Kenworthy (Vanderbilt University) for the PA-GFP expression vector, Dr. E. Lee (Vanderbilt University) for TOPflash plasmid and Wnt3a-L cell line, and Dr. A. Weaver (Vanderbilt University) for the mRFP-actin expression plasmid.