Sentence examples for lifeline project from inspiring English sources

Dr Russell Newcombe Senior researcher, Lifeline Project  In 2006 our paper in "Globalisation, societies and education" lamented government control and abuse of British academics' research.

The Lifeline Project, which provides drug and alcohol treatment for young people across England, is warning that cuts to its services will affect the numbers they can support.

He was suspended from the Lifeline Project in 2004, where he was a trustee on the board of the organisation, the charity said.

The circumstances surrounding his resignation from drug charity Lifeline Project – where he was accused of misclaiming up to £70,000 – were not known to the Co-op Group when he was named chairman of the bank in March 2010.

Flowers resigned from the unpaid position as a trustee at the Lifeline Project in Manchester in 2004 after its chief executive Ian Wardle blew the whistle to the charity's solicitor regarding discrepancies in Flowers's expenses.

The Charity Commission announces it is looking into the claims that Mr Flowers claimed tens of thousands of pounds in false expenses from the Lifeline Project, and its own handling of the allegations when they were reported to it in 2004.

The Charity Commission said: "We are now writing to the charity of which the former trustee of Lifeline Projects is still a trustee to reassure ourselves that it is satisfied its governance systems are robust and there are no concerns relating to the issues raised by Lifeline Projects.

The Charity Commission said Lifeline Projects had never provided any evidence that Flowers had acted in bad faith in claiming the expenses, or that he had claimed expenses incurred outside of charity business.

Here, Dr Ben Collen from the Penguin Lifelines project describes the penguin activities that they managed to capture on camera.

With the assistance of SORTA, all of the data values have been coded by the researcher who is responsible for releasing data about physical activity in the LifeLines project.

The design of the project was initially based on and followed from two other successful Engineering Lifelines Projects in New Zealand; the Wellington Earthquake Lifelines Study (Hopkins et al. 1993) and the Christchurch Engineering Lifelines Study (Centre for Advanced Engineering, 1997).