Sentence examples for expand projects from inspiring English sources

The increased funding will enable the festival to continue and expand projects including work with young people in Leeds and Bradford schools.

The United Nations Development Programme is looking for ways to expand projects that are not linked to political decisions, says Knut Ostby, the UNDP's deputy representative.But Afghanistan cannot continue for long without politicians who command wide assent.

Chain continues to expand, projects 60 new stores in 2000 for a total of more than 300.

Awards to expand projects Last month, an extensive network of innovators, thought leaders, investors, journalists and enthusiasts made their voices heard by voting online for the 'GameChangers' finalists and selecting the three winners: 3 Sisters Adventure Trekking – Nepal.

New industries are pouring in and others are expanding: projects worth C$58 billion ($39 billion) are under way.Much of the new investment is going to Calgary.

The weakness in Chevron's refinery operations overshadowed a 9 percent increase in oil and gas output in the quarter, mostly from new and expanded projects that lifted its proven reserves by 1.1 billion barrels.

Expanding projects and accelerating evidence gathering are necessary to further develop international policies.

So can Mantel win again for volume two in her grand, expanding project to reimagine Thomas Cromwell and his age?

Vitally, the expanding project – including the nearby Cantalapiedra wildlife refuge, an area of pristine rainforest up the Ayampe river – has created dozens of jobs for the surrounding communities.

The football teams refiled a lawsuit last month seeking to block the expanded project, claiming that American Dream would turn game days into a traffic nightmare, a violation of their lease.

The common theme is innovation: putting familiar ingredients together in a different way, to meet a real need, propelled by imagination and that grit of persistence that turns an idea into a thriving and expanding project.