Sentence examples for multipurpose project from inspiring English sources

The Warsak multipurpose project on the Kābul River, about 12 miles (19 km) northwest of Peshawar, provides irrigation for food crops and fruit orchards in the Peshawar valley and is designed to produce 240,000 kilowatts of electricity.

Among the most important of these initiatives have been the Karnaphuli Multipurpose Project in the southeast, the Tista Barrage Project in the north, and the Ganges-Kabadak Project, to serve the southwestern part of the country.

In San Luis Obispo County, north of Los Angeles, the City of Pismo Beach was recently denied the right to annex unincorporated land to build a large multipurpose project because, "the city didn't have enough water to adequately serve the development," said Paul Hood, the executive officer of the commission that approves the annexations and incorporations of cities.

The Large High Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) project is a multipurpose project.

Tonight marks the closing of PTSD, at Gogy Esparza's multipurpose project space, that's shown artists like Peter Sutherland, Maggie Lee, Nick Sethi, Shawn Powers, Weirdo Dave, Jen Shear, Luke Barber-Smith, Matias Arganaraz, Clement Pascal, Edouard Nardon, Rose Salane, Dylan Kraus, Eric Elms, Tyler Healy, Othelo Gervacio and Esparza himself.

For some major multipurpose projects, public corporations were established to undertake and administer them.

Economic parameters in many cases are favorable, especially in multipurpose projects.

The Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) is the most prominent multipurpose power project of Jharkhand.

The multipurpose Snowy Mountains project (completed in 1974) increased the amount of water available for irrigation and generated large quantities of electrical power for peak load periods.

On 28 July 2009, the Hmar People's Convention (Democratic) of Manipur issued a press release which stated that the proposed Tipaimukh Multipurpose Hydroelectric Project is a war imposed on the indigenous Hmar people and various other communities located downstream and upstream.

In April 2012, Harvard dedicated part of a 250,000-square-foot multipurpose construction project, which housed student organizations, journals, and social activities, to Caspersen, calling it the Caspersen Student Center.