Sentence examples for established a project from inspiring English sources

The army established a project called "low intensity conflict".

Mr. Cooper has established a project management and construction company but while houses must meet certain design standards, buyers are not obligated to use his builders.

In 1996, the former Israeli chief rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu and his son Shmuel Eliyahu established a project to place "core groups" of their followers in depressed Jewish towns.

Those who have not returned to their former homes are now a priority for the UN Refugee Agency, which has established a project to help the most vulnerable 74,000 displaced people.

In 1980, while visiting Tim in Africa, where he had gone to study cheetahs, Caro established a project to assist the Federated Union of Black Artists FUBAA) in Johannesburg, persuading 90 painters and sculptors to contribute work - Moore, Noland, Frank Stella and Richard Diebenkorn among them.

The US Department of State and the University of British Columbia established a project to train miners from 2010 to 2013 on mining and processing methods.

"Scientific research needs to be done to understand the data on fluid injections and volumes," said William Leith, senior science adviser for earthquake and geologic hazards at the United States Geological Survey, which has re-established a project to study induced seismicity in response to the string of suspicious quakes in shale-gas areas.

A memorandum found among Mr. Kamel's papers, dated June 10 , 1990 appeared to be a proposal from an unidentified middleman referring to offers "from the Pakistani scientist Dr. Abd-el-Qadeer Khard regarding the possibility of helping Iraq establish a project to enrich Uranium and manufacture a nuclear weapon".

"Do you want to investigate the case of somebody who's alive on death row who may be innocent, or somebody who's already been put to death?" The professor said he will use some of his prize money to expand his investigations to other states, and to establish a project to help ease the transition of exonerated inmates to daily life outside prison.

Subsequently, the WHO Intensified its efforts by developing the International Thyroid Project, establishing a project office in Minsk and undertaking extensive efforts to raise more support for its work on this problem.This work is still continuing in co-operation with Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine, and with support from a number of donor countries.

Safeline also plans to establish a project for boys between 13 and 17, a mentoring service and to increase training for volunteer counsellors.