Sentence examples for package of works from inspiring English sources

The Phantom Project is a retrospective package of works by him and his late partner, Arnie Zane.

A compendium of five short plays and a folk opera addressing the case played late in the year in New York City and at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., and the package of works was expected to be staged in the upcoming season by major companies from Atlanta to Los Angeles.

An HMRC spokesman said the department did not recognise that £500m was being lost: "The rules on cross-border withholding tax are being looked at as part of a package of work on the international tax rules".

"We are committed to dredging as part of a broader package of work to protect people, property and land in Somerset".

This is not as simple as it sounds - certainly in Europe, where space missions are carefully put together as shared packages of work.

DSRL said it expected no reduction in supply chain spending and will be looking to place "substantial additional new packages of work" into the chain over a longer period of time than originally planned.

The package of public works, spending and tax cuts that President Herbert Hoover introduced after the crash of 1929 amounted to less than 0.5% of GDP.

So, in February, we'll be announcing a new package of measures working with the RCGP and the British Medical Association.

"As well as progressing the package of further work announced in December, the government will continue to consider the commission's evidence before reaching a view on its preferred scheme.

Pierre Matisse nevertheless forged lasting friendships with his artists long periods spent in his father's studio as a child helping him to understand and assist the creative process: "It is always an extraordinary moment when I open a new package of your work", he wrote to Miro in 1938.Mr Russell has taken care to draw this account almost entirely from archive material.

If growth can be sustained at anywhere near the 1.9% jump recorded in the first quarter—and that is doubtful, not least because the government's latest huge package of public-works spending will have petered out Japan's economy could be truly back on its feet by early next year.