Sentence examples for prevented projects from inspiring English sources

It has helped the City Planning Commission & the Historic Landmarks Preservation Commission into being, & prevented projects like the proposed parking garage which would have been built under Madison Square Park.

Other cities that have begun to guarantee living wages on publicly subsidized development projects have found that such safeguards have not slowed growth or prevented projects from moving forward.

However, lack of support from other important key stakeholders such as local managers, chief executives, project sponsors, and directors of allied health also prevented projects from proceeding or being successful.

This could prevent projects from proceeding as planned, which would affect shareholder value".

Resource-starved ministries in Kabul and a lack of qualified bureaucrats can prevent projects in far-flung parts of the country ever getting off the ground.

The move has been welcomed by policymakers who say a central agency will halt leakages, curb delays, slash operation costs and prevent projects being rushed through by individuals misusing their discretionary powers.

But £2bn has not been squandered - most of this is not fraud or dishonesty (that accounts for about 0.2% of the budget and most is recovered) but administrative errors which do not prevent projects delivering value.

Update: After Microsoft commented to the effect that they would be working to prevent projects like this from succeeding, Adafruit raised the bounty to $2000.

The plan would require government agencies to adhere to strict environmental review deadlines and limit certain agencies' abilities to  prevent projects from moving forward.

Start small: A lessons we learned from mobile for development efforts is that to prevent project failures, it's better to test on a small scale first.

Moreover, the rules are intended only to prevent projected deficits from getting worse and do not require Congress "to reduce the ever-increasing deficits that are already built into current law," Mr. Bernanke noted.