Sentence examples for going on projects from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Daley on his way out, major nongovernmental players are scrambling to keep momentum going on projects outside the O'Hare fences.

Since the cut was proposed, there has been an apparent rush to get work going on projects financed by the grants to keep them from being ended by any budget-cutting deal agreed to by the two parties and the White House.

Much of the money goes on projects that serve no useful purpose.

However, much of the spending will go on projects already announced, including starting construction on HS2.

Some 70percentnt of the new loans went on projects designed to assist rural development.

Of the little of this destined for infrastructure, all will go on projects already planned or under way, such as land reclamation on Jurong Island and improvements to the light-rail system.Might Mr Goh do anything else to bolster demand?

When aid money is spent to support the private sector, it should go on projects that struggle to find alternative means of finance because of the perceived risks involved and the expectation of relatively low returns.

As the search goes on, projecting an aura of competence and reliability seems the best bet.

Despite this it was unable to tell the BBC what proportion of the £1.2bn it has won would go on project management and how much would be spent on laying and installing fibre in telephone cabinets.

And I say [to my detractors] honey, I didn't go on Project Runway to promote a cause.

This is rather embarrassing for the World Bank since almost a third of its aid goes on projects to boost local governance or is distributed through local bodies.