Sentence examples for implement a project of from inspiring English sources

The Genius Hour project allows students to initiate, create, and implement a project of their choice, ideally stemming out of their passion or special interest.

Also, this was literally part of the assignment: "Your mission is, quite simply, to have fun with Scratch and implement a project of your choice...".. And boy, did I have fun with it!

A detailed study has been conducted by the Loktak Development Authority (LDA) in collaboration with Wetlands International South Asia, supported by the India Canada Environment Facility, implementing a project on Sustainable Development and Water Resources Management of the Loktak Lake.

He admitted that there was some anxiety within the company and for him personally implementing a project of this scale, but they knew they needed to do it for the future of the organization.

The research and professional knowledge, skills and experience harnessed by the research partnership provides sufficient capacity to design and implement a project capable of producing wide-ranging industry and policy-relevant results.

Subsequent interventions did not address the structural damage, until 2001, when the Israel Antiquities Authority and The Technical Office of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem implemented a project for the conservation of the Bell Tower.

For instance, it took some time before institutions could appreciate this type of training that required trainees to implement a project at the place of work.

In response to this, JICA implemented a project to support the expansion of CHPS for the purpose of strengthening community health services called "The Project for the Scaling-up of CHPS Implementation in the Upper West Region (UWR)".

Occasionally, it happens that local interest groups form when a higher rank (municipal, national, federal, and more likely the three together) government wants to implement a project in the logic of a metropolitan rationality that clashes with local interests.

The summer after my freshman year I traveled to Costa Rica to implement a project as a part of Duke Engineers for International Development (DEID) and I spent this past summer interning for a social entrepreneurship organization in Nicaragua through a DukeEngage program.

After one year of implementing a project to improve the checking process, misinterpretation was found in one case across the three intervention hospitals.