In leaning toward construction of the pipeline, the administration would be embracing a project to carry heavy crude oil from tar sands formations in Alberta to refineries in Texas.
Among them are the low price of oil, which made the companies reluctant to embrace a project that could cost $4 billion or more; uncertainty about how much oil the Caspian will produce over the next few years, and hope that United States sanctions against Iran may soon collapse, making a pipeline through Iran possible.
More and more employers, he says, are embracing a project-based model not unlike the template for producing a Hollywood film: They recruit the kind of talent they need for the precise duration they need.
That the Antinori family embraced a more ambitious project, allowed Archea to design everything down to the furniture and fittings, then paid the bills after the budget more than doubled from its original $45 million, and also endured years of delays because of construction problems, shows how much fine, successful architecture depends on the right client.
The Internet recently embraced Genderbent Disney, a project with a similar concept that changed Disney characters' genders.
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As traveling filmmakers, they are ecstatic to be embracing a cool project that combines two of their passions: traveling and filmmaking.
The restaurant Çiya Sofrasi embraces an ambitious project to document, restore, and reinvent Turkish food culture.
That rebuff pushed Catalonia's conservative government to embrace an independence project whose appeal on the street grew.
Smith's analysis went beyond economics to embrace a larger "civilizing project" designed to create a more decent society.
At the same time, Chief Justice Roberts has embraced an array of assertive judicial projects that have interpreted the Constitution in ways that have fundamentally reshaped American law.
