Sentence examples for for deliverables from inspiring English sources

I'm currently stuck in rewrite hell, and so that I can meet deadlines for deliverables, I'm deactivating my Facebook account.

This February, it was uncovered that ExxonMobil, Southern Company, the American Petroleum Institute, and a Koch foundation paid climate deniers' poster child, Harvard-Smithsonian "scientist" Willie Soon, $1.25m over the last 14 years for "deliverables" of climate denial, including scientific papers and congressional testimony.

The relationship is business, and the contract is for deliverables.

I am not leading any of the teams, I do not contribute code, and I am not responsible for deliverables.

Moreover, there is a belief that because private companies are profit-driven, they have an incentive to meet contractual requirements for deliverables and time frames.

Another kind of uncertainty concerns the preconditions of the work, such as the content and formats of maps, the time plan for deliverables (draft reports and maps), financing, and the formal status of the flood risk management plans.

No. Politics in government, at its heart, is a desperate search for deliverable solutions to real problems.

Critically, Obama also used the Democratic majority in both the House and Senate to drive through his healthcare reform – perhaps his most lasting achievement, that leaves 2010 as a high watermark for deliverable public pledges.

With the third mailing, an additional 38 participants responded, creating an overall response rate for deliverable surveys of 82percentt.

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This semantic network created through analysis, design and evaluation can be mapped into linear document structures for formal development purposes, especially for project deliverables and contracts.