"These are missiles that Iraq wants in order to project power, to threaten, and to deliver chemical, biological and, if we let him, nuclear warheads," Mr. Powell charged.
At the weekend, the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, railed against the possibility of universities charging £9,000 in order to project their prestige.
We are paying in order to project power in the region — but right now, we're projecting the weakness of a creditor who needs his debtors more than they need him.
That's when a man makes negative remarks supposedly designed to prompt banter, to a woman perceived as high status (and thus used to being lavished with praise), in order to project his own greater status.
If they telegraphed when and where they planned to mount their protest, the government could preëmpt them by denying a permit, which the production company had to have in order to project the holograms.
He was dressed in a dark suit with a "Never Forget" pin on his lapel, in order to project an air of authority for his new civic proposal, which sounds, at first blush, like a joke.
After haggling all week, the five permanent members plus Japan agreed to the compromise in order to project unity, although the United States and Japan had initially pushed for a stronger response.
Perhaps this is the sort of thing that politicians must say in order to project an overweening confidence that makes voters feel silly if they don't buy it.
Gomez believes the tunnel was sealed twice by the Teotihuacan people and the access was blocked nearly two millennia ago in order to project something very important in the central chamber.
A senior Palestinian official, Yasser Abd Rabbo, blasted the Emir of Qatar, the small Gulf state that owns Al Jazeera, of conducting a campaign against Mr Abbas in order to project his regional influence.
In order to project a 5G traffic distribution, the load is scaled as described in the following.
