Sentence examples for introducing new projects from inspiring English sources

In addition, political pressure incentivizes governments to prefer introducing new projects to the O&M phase of existing projects.

The Barazas, small, quarterly, and large annual ones for all the cohort members to meet, are the main vehicle for engagement with cohort members, providing opportunities for continuing health education, introducing new projects and dissemination of key research findings, the election of peer-leaders, and to provide space to voice critical opinions and dissent.

However, he added, Song Saa already has blazed a trail for other luxury hotel and resort operators to introduce new projects around greater Sihanoukville, which he said eventually could tap into Siem Reap's large tourism industry.

Based on our experience collected in the described implementation we would like to suggest that educators who plan to introduce new projects including virtual patients in the existing curriculum should focus on stimulation of students' motivation to participate in the project.

First, NPD acceleration tends to increase the difficulty of the project by introducing new procedures and by reducing schedule slack.

This is a design-based research, that is, it is about researching the implementation of a project involving introducing new teaching approaches in the teaching of literacy skills.

And the state opposition, while supporting the development of Pumphouse Point, said that inciting conflict was not a good place for the government to start if it wanted to introduce new tourism projects.

We're also going to be organising more collaborative projects with our members and introducing some new projects with skate brands.

After introducing other "new projects" and throwing some shade at Donald Trump, Reynolds announced that he and Conan would be starring in "The Notebook 2".

Four successive design projects introduce new principles and techniques each week.

The model of community action adapted with these projects introduced new ideology and forms of organization into the sphere of public health.