Sentence examples for first round of projects from inspiring English sources

The first round of projects — coordinating care across medical specialties, in Indiana and North Carolina — has only recently started.

From a strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR) standpoint, the Business Corps selected Rio as the focus of the first round of projects because of the desire to help facilitate a strong business environment and to invest in developing a strong workforce ready to engage in Rio's emerging economy.

Eight of the interviewees had participated in two HSR projects, nine in only the first round of projects, and eleven only in the second round.

If this process is happening, we would expect future intended collaborations to feature more of these weak ties than were reported prior to the network or in the first round of project negotiations.

That investment has led to a second round of projects, including the development of more than 200 residences on several downtown parcels, said John O. Gross, South Orange's administrator.

"The important thing is to get the first round of capital projects for the hub identified and when the time comes, to get the towns and villages to deal with the zoning issues," he said.

The California Film Commission recently approved the first round of television projects for the 2016-17 fiscal year.

Once the first round of the project is complete, Dunn plans to examine the showerheads of a smaller subset of volunteers more closely.

There's a line in a poem that my father wrote of the Yolngu people, 'They gathered from living ground their common needs' " From his scenic spot at the Garma festival site, Thompson can see an escarpment of the same stringybark eucalypts used in the first round of the project.

We entered stage at the starting conferences of the first round of the project, at which faculty introduced their ideas concerning problematisation.

For the first round of ARPA-E projects, the Energy Department focused on wind and solar energy production, energy storage and the capture and storage of carbon dioxide.