Sentence examples for more effective projects from inspiring English sources

The paper then departs from football and becomes much less convincing (or interesting) on how to deliver more effective projects.

Among the salient lessons learned from these 6 case studies is the need to design more effective projects (Box).

She said that Mr. O'Neill had been "very clear that he favored a more effective project" focused on limited disclosures in cases of suspected tax cheating without interfering with the tax practices of sovereign nations.

Poor nations should do more to adopt sound economic policies and reduce corruption, while donors should focus on more effective aid projects before committing to increased aid, administration officials contend.

The female cast was generally more effective throughout "Project 5".

The results show that Cs is more effective than projected vegetation cover for the assessment of soil erosion and also can overcome the disadvantages of vegetation indices such as NDVI.

More resilient, happier and mindful personnel will make our organisations more effective so our projects deliver greater positive impacts.

These bonds could fund programmes reducing the number of children going into care, working with children in pupil referral units, diverting persistent women offenders from prison, and developing more effective drug rehabilitation projects.

This long-term commitment to funding is critical in the transport devolution debate, as it allows for more effective planning of projects like with those in London, says Greg Marsden, director of the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds.

First, projects initiated and led by the recipient side are likely to be more effective than donor-led projects in that they can target the needs and interest of the recipients accurately.

Shamsi said the program is not only unconstitutional, but also a waste of law enforcement resources that could be channelled to more effective and less harmful projects.