Sentence examples for neighboring project from inspiring English sources

In these failed promises, Agritrans is much like neighboring project Caracol, also championed by Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, supposed to provide 60,000 jobs yet to date have hired only 4500.

He was arrested often for juvenile infractions, and, at one point, his friends became involved in a feud with a group from a neighboring project.

Last year, Sinopec paid around a fifth more per barrel for a 40 percent stake in a neighboring project of Repsol, the Spanish energy giant.

Two engineers had been hired weeks earlier by a development company, Tishman Realty and Construction, and a subcontractor, Big Apple Construction and Demolition, to work on a neighboring project.

Although it was found in a neighboring project area that is relatively close to the Lucy fossil site, it does not look like an A. afarensis foot," explains Levin, an assistant professor in the Morton K. Blaustein Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences.

Although it was found in a neighboring project area that is relatively close to the Lucy fossil site, it does not look like an A. afarensis foot," explains Levin, an assistant professor in the Morton K. Blaustein Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences.

Some people are hesitant to visit friends or relatives in neighboring projects, where they risk being stopped on suspicion of trespass.

The two neighboring projects approached the modern town house in very different ways.

To select the first group, they posted flyers and attended tenant meetings at Brookside and two neighboring projects, and recruited parents at the local elementary school.

"If they couldn't merely delay the project for years on end, then they had to try to win the case". Opponents of the arena, primarily those affiliated with the UC San Francisco hospital neighboring the project, also believe that the quicker legal process affected the case.

And Jack Strasser, at the Old Town Cafe, worried that thousands of poor people would be displaced from neighboring housing projects.