Sentence examples for medium-sized projects from inspiring English sources

But Kolomiets said funding big farms is the wrong approach for Ukraine, where small- and medium-sized projects should be supported instead.

GAZ ranked second with 250,000 vehicles, a mixture of "Volga" saloons and "Gazelle" light vans.GM and Ford both have medium-sized projects in the planning stage and will be watching Fiat's progress.

As in XP, this method addresses rapid software development for small- or medium-sized projects.

But ARPA-E can only support a handful of those medium-sized projects if it gets in the tens of millions of dollars each year from Congress.

In the period of 1995 1997, the investment from Korea into Vietnam is moderate (less than $1 billion); most of them were the small and medium-sized projects focusing light industries such as textiles and footwear.

Each of these organizations brings their own advantages for developing an international research project; (2) For the small and medium-sized projects, the most attractive partners are research institutes.

To reduce this gap, this paper presents the findings from an action research on the application of an optimization model to support tactical capacity planning in a medium-sized project-driven ETO organization.

For a very small project, the piping design supervisor can be a working supervisor and on a medium-sized project, the design supervisor needs to be supported by one or more area or unit design leads, and for large and mega projects, there is a need to consider additional levels of supervision.

Custom building – where small developers take on medium sized projects on behalf of a community of buyers – is popular in Europe and could be an interesting tool to help increase housebuilding rates here in the UK.

As the strategy recommended in the World Development Report 1994, giving "users and other stakeholders a strong voice and real responsibility" (World Bank 1994) may enhance the economic benefits of investments in small-to-medium sized projects that intend to build social capital.

Thus, between 1992 and 2004 India built 200 large and medium-sized irrigation projects—and the area irrigated by such schemes shrank by 3.2m hectares.The village of Veeralapalam offers a snapshot of this, and of the losers in a political economy where water is the main currency.