Sentence examples for outdated projects from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that these outdated projects cast a shadow over the very assets that generate jobs and contribute to the valley's quality of life.

An informal implementation plan, replacing the outdated project charter of April 1996, was issued in May 1998.

The EU is constitutionally wedded to the outdated and harmful project of heedless economic growth and industrial over-development – at a time when we need to stop living as if we have three planets to spare and not hurtling ever faster over the precipice.

Funding refugee camps to provide sanctuary to the Syrians has become an outdated and unsustainable project.

Opponents said the measure is little more than a grab bag of outdated ideas and pet projects, and they intend to maintain their resistance unless significant changes are made.

An article in The Arts on Monday about the architect Richard Meier and his hands-on approach to projects included outdated information provided by his firm about a residential building he is designing on Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn.

One problem, the Natural Resources Defense Council's Anthony Swift pointed out, is that the State Department may have based its decision on an outdated study of the project.

In addition, the Electronic White Pages (EWP) used for this project was outdated, because of Australian privacy laws.

Thomas J. Harrington, associate director of the F.B.I., said the report did not accurately reflect the bureau's management of the project, relied on outdated cost estimates and failed to credit the bureau with taking steps to stay within budget.

This story has been updated to replace outdated information from PricewaterhouseCoopers about projected health insurance increases next year.

The news anchors projected a man with outdated rustic ideas, including flogging as a cure for alcoholism and chopping off limbs as a punishment for corruption, as the new hero of the middle class.