Sentence examples for for projects outside from inspiring English sources

"Schools can also link to others for projects outside the SCE community".

"This is a good place to foster theatrical relationships and perhaps make connections for projects outside of our sessions," Mr. Meyer said.

The school's assistant principal, Dr. George Bovino, helped obtain the money from the North Salem Foundation for Learning, a community group that raises money for projects outside the school budget.

The Chinese solar panel industry received a vote of confidence, too, on Friday, when a Suntech rival, JinkoSolar Holding, said its Swiss unit would get up to $1 billion over five years from the China Development Bank Corporation to provide money for projects outside China.

On the other side, facing the street, was her living room-den-office, which contained two upholstered chairs and the desk she reserved for projects outside of work — publicity for bands she believed in, short reviews for Vibe and Spin — although these had fallen off sharply in recent years.

For projects outside of the five countries (the U.S., UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) the platform is available in, however, launching a campaign is very difficult.

Implemented under pressure from ESA member states, the plan includes reviews of interactions with industry, a 20% cut in the agency's 1850 staff positions, and new requirements that ESA's divisions compete for projects with outside contractors.

According to Mr Carlton, the FilmFour Lab is searching for projects from outside the world of mainstream cinema.

It is couched in the bland verbiage of land use politics: a proposal by this salt-swept town on Long Island Sound to require developers to obtain Mamaroneck's approval for projects just outside its borders in nearby towns.

The legislation for the bonds set aside up to $2 billion for commercial projects outside Lower Manhattan.

The legislation for the bonds set aside up to $1.6 billion for residential projects downtown and up to $2 billion for commercial projects outside Lower Manhattan.