Sentence examples for met projects from inspiring English sources

The test-scoring industry seemed focused on getting deadlines met, projects completed, and scores put on tests, but only then was any thought given to meaningful scores being put on them.

55% or respondents say revenue met projected targets.

Prince Charles met project engineers and staff from Burleigh china, which has been made at Middleport since 1888.

I had deadlines to meet, projects to advance and billable hours to work.

All these tentative means of efficiency should meet project and operational goals, including throughput constraints.

We also need more land, as much as "two more North Americas" to produce the fodder needed to meet projected demand.

Railroad officials said the yards would support a planned expansion of service to meet projected passenger increases.

To meet projected global demand, that figure will have to double again by mid-century, according to the World Resources Institute.

The Government has denied the claim that bills will rise due to the proposed changes, saying there are enough planned and current projects to meet projected targets.

The reference condition paradigm has served as the standard for assessing the outcomes of restoration projects, particularly their success in meeting project objectives.

DCM is not charging rent and it will not share in the profit, but it will "subsidize Subway if they don't meet projected sales," Mr. Grutta said.