Sentence examples for over its projects from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that because most of Alpine's 6,500 employees are likely to be hired by its competitors, and with other companies taking over its projects under construction, the damage to the Austrian economy will be limited.

A fortnight ago, the World Bank announced that it was suspending its operations in Yemen because the situation had "deteriorated to the degree that the bank was unable to exercise effective management over its projects".

In the event, the bomber apparently boarded the bus at Beit Safafa, a Palestinian district outflanked by the sprawling Jewish settlement of Gilo, from where the bus set out.The attacks sparked ever angrier debate both over the planned pace of the fence-building it is due to take a year befence-building iterusalem—and over iss projectedueirectoon once itakets there.

Despite the current economic downturn, the M6 toll is a long-term business with 42 years remaining in its concession life and it is expected to be successful over its project life".

Over its projected life span, the average pickup truck under 8,500 pounds emits 97.9 tons of global warming gases, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists, an environmental group.

The company has been active in the region for over 25 years, and its projects there include a luxury golf resort overlooking the Palomares area.

The Brazilian Internet media company iG said yesterday that its shareholders planned to pump an additional $40 million into the company to tide it over until its projected break-even point at the end of next year.

The TATA group has long enjoyed a reputation for philanthropy, progressive labour practices and charitable works (a reputation recently put in jeopardy by controversies over several of its projects in India).

What's more, creative work on Behance received over 16.5 million "appreciations", and its projects and portfolios received over 11.5 million views on LinkedIn.

For the umpteenth time in six years, it has become locked in a dispute over its power project at Dabhol, in the Indian state of Maharashtra.

Beyond this, we need a police force that prioritizes the most lethal traffic behaviors over its apparent project of harassing cyclists for minor infractions.