Sentence examples for encourage the project from inspiring English sources

Michael's daughter Alice, who is one of the performers at the concert, said: "Sistema Scotland offers an incredible opportunity to young people and my dad was really keen to encourage the project to be brought to Dundee".

This paper will help researchers to identify areas of design parameter of hydrokinetic turbine that need to improve and encourage the project developer, funding and financial institution, policy maker or government officials, and local community, to provide knowledge about hydrokinetic energy conversion system for executing the project and compete with the existing market.

The state encouraged the project with more than $2 billion worth of tax credits and other incentives.

Mayor Thomas M. Menino encouraged the project as a way to stimulate economic revitalization along Washington Street, which had seemed stubbornly resistant.

For four years, Congress has encouraged the project with loan guarantees and special-interest legislation that critics called pork, but backers said would make America competitive in an industry dominated by foreigners.

The US has also encouraged the project as an alternative to a proposed Iranian pipeline to India and Pakistan.

In particular, the typology of two rural and two urban settlement patterns (with different roles in the production and consumption task in an energy region) encouraged the project team of ERP_hoch3 to develop the energy scenario games board.

Using archival footage and present-day interviews with survivors and liberators, it is an in -depth exploration of why the Allies, having initially encouraged the project later decided to shelve my father's film.

Dr. Shawn Carlson's biography reads like a mutant graft of Mr. Wizard meets Horatio Alger: an unhappy physicist working in a mainstream laboratory decides to quit his job and start a nonprofit organization aimed at encouraging the projects of backyard tinkerers and garage experimenters.

While encouraging, the projected impacts of combining this particular promotion strategy with improved ITN technology should be interpreted critically, considering three essential caveats: 1) Substantially greater subsidies will be required to make excellent but more expensive long-lasting polyethylene nets affordable through cost-sharing systems such as the one described here.

Depending on interest we may develop a set of abbreviated audit tools to encourage the participation in the project of smaller centres.