Sentence examples for embrace project from inspiring English sources

Many nonunion contractors in the San Diego area are particularly incensed because they helped win voter approval of a $2.1 billion school bond last year, only to see unions persuade the school board to vote 3 to 2 to embrace project labor agreements for all the construction.

This past Friday, CSH joined with an impressive group of government officials and leaders in finance and the nonprofit sector to embrace "Project Welcome Home," a Pay for Success initiative in Santa Clara County, California, designed to improve housing stability and supportive services for chronically homeless individuals (those in homelessness for longer periods of time).

On Aruba proper, a new outreach program, the Embrace Project, is available at the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort & Casino (011-297-586-1234; www.hyatt.comtt.hyatt.com

Figure 1 presents the community disaster resilience framework developed by the emBRACE project.

The FP7 emBRACE project framed resilience as a concept that comprises the domains "Actions," "Learning," and "Resources and Capacities".

Watch Embrace in Progress below, and visit Rosalie Yu's website to stay abreast of the Embrace project. .

As a result, that C.E.O. is likely to embrace projects that promise big rewards, even if they also entail a significant chance of failure.

At many co-ops and condominiums, the members of energy and green committees lobby and cajole their neighbors to embrace projects that sometimes require upfront money, like solar panels, but more often just demand interest and effort on the part of residents, like recycling correctly.

As educators embrace project-based learning, they must also look beyond their schools to collaborate with business and academic researchers to expose young people to how science, engineering and other key fields translate in the real world.

Programs to supply it are among the most wanted and welcomed in the 50 developing countries where the U.S. Agency for International Development works and the 150 countries that embrace projects of UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund.

But Mr. Uribe has surprised Colombia's conservative establishment by embracing projects that have lifted Mr. Chávez's profile across the region.