"hope project" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a project that hopes to bring about a positive change, such as the Hope Project to provide clean drinking water in Africa.
A spark of hope for conflict-free mining in DRC came in 2012 when the Solutions for Hope project started producing verified conflict-free tantalum from a cooperative in Northern Katanga province.
I met Nothemba last December at the Coaching For Hope project at Khaylitsha, near Cape Town.
Let's hope "Project 5," another excerpts-fest, explores the more meditative, sophisticated aspects of his explosively physical dances.
Donors for the Hope Project had strictly overseen construction — and, as a result, the building was largely undamaged.
Yet about 1,000 yards away, Mr. Lin also saw a Hope Project school, which had been built in connection with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The Hope Project charity leads guided tours of the neighborhood (300 rupees) ending at either dargah and can provide up-to-date details on qawwali performances.
For example, the hope projects in Birmingham have several properties lent to them by housing associations.
Though Zerai lacks Selassie's imperial pretensions, he, too, is on the receiving end of a great deal of hope projected by a great number of desperate people.
c) For him, prophesy is "hope projected backward," and put into action.
Obesity in adults is addressed by EURO-PREVOB and HOPE projects while interventions in children include ENERGY, TOYBOX and EPODE projects.
For Dell's sake, here's hoping Project Ophelia doesn't meet the same fate as its Shakespearean counterpart did.
