"ground project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a variety of things, such as a project that focuses on research or development of a certain area, or a project that is conducted within a particular sector. For example: "The team is currently working on a ground project to develop new technologies for sustainable farming."
The media campaigning is a different type of work to on the ground project work they do.
Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, a Chelsea Democrat, has promised to secure $125,000 for the Common Ground project.
Jean Howson New York, Dec. 15, 2005 The writer is associate director for archaeology, African Burial Ground Project, Howard University.
The result is a series of new work from a variety of poets commissioned specially for the Keep it in the Ground project.
The African Burial Ground project is being financed by the Federal General Services Administration, which built the office tower at the site.
Dr. Wilson attributes this to "the spiritual work of the ancestors," who she says have guided and protected the burial ground project from the beginning.
But then we face our defining moments, moments of truth that assault our ground projects.
Overall, then, a loyalty to friends and family, and commitment to ground projects may maximize good, even though, were one to make a subjective calculation, it would undermine the loyalty or commitment.
Or else, if every agent lies under this prohibition and all agents are made to align themselves only with the ground projects of "the impartial point of view", there will not be any agents.
Bernard Williams has argued that if the claims of universalism (whether of the consequentialist or Kantian kind) are given pre-eminence, they will alienate people from their "ground projects," where the latter include the deep attachments associated with loyalties.
"We would also like to widen the scope of these on the ground projects.
