Sentence examples for major projects at from inspiring English sources

Brexit put some major projects at risk, he said.

Over the last four years, Mr. Gund has completed three major projects at Kenyon.

Mr. Barenboim's prominence has also been showcased by other major projects at Carnegie Hall in recent years.

Defence Secretary Liam Fox today pledged an end to waste and lack of control over major projects at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) as he backed plans for a radical overhaul in organisation and management of the Whitehall department.

Districts are looking at terrazzo floors in corridors, solid masonry, steel structures and good roofing with 20-year warranties, said Mr. Wiedersum, who is now working on major projects at the William Floyd and Sachem School Districts.

A spokesman for the program management office of the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, Capt. Bruce A. Cole of the Navy, said that of its major projects, "We've not seen any noticeable impact on the number of Western workers at the five projects that have been our major projects at this point".

This was his last major project at the General Electric Company, where he had become head of the engineering consulting department.

His first major project at the society was to raise nearly $1 million to refurbish the Butler-McCook Homestead at 396 Main Street in Hartford.

I want the new government to focus on one major project at a time to execute, complete and implement for greater accountability and transparency rather than trying to execute multiple projects which are often mismanaged, incomplete and abandoned," she said.

In September this year, 22-year-old Solveiga Pakštaité won the national leg of the James Dyson award for a tiny yet remarkable design that was only ever meant to be her final major project at university.

The dissenter was Senator Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina, who had tried during Mr. Moniz's confirmation hearing to pin him down on a major project at a nuclear facility near Aiken, S.C., to convert plutonium from retired nuclear weapons into fuel for power reactors.