Sentence examples for principal projects from inspiring English sources

The Roberts Court's deregulation of campaign finance — one of the principal projects of the court's conservative justices — is rolling along with merciless efficiency.

The oil rig's construction was one of the principal projects that generated bribes, according to a police testimony made by a former Petrobras executive turned key prosecution witness.

The Roberts Court's deregulation of campaign finance one of the principal projects of the court's conservative justices is rolling along with merciless efficiency.

The exhibition, which includes scores of models, drawings, videos and photographs of Mr. Piano's principal projects, will be on display in Berlin from June 1 to Aug. 20.

For the truth about the European Union is that, in its principal projects, the biggest of which is enlargement, the lack of enthusiasm for making progress or, indeed, for doing almost anything is far more deafening than this latest flurry of ministerial speeches.Does this matter?

Two of the album's songs were later re-recorded and released by the musicians' principal projects: Gold Mine Gutted, on Bright Eyes' Digital Ash in a Digital Urn, and It Just Is – a tribute to Smith – on Rilo Kiley's More Adventurous.

Mr. D'Amico, 45, is the principal project manager for the construction of the Santa Monica U.C.L.A. Medical Center and Orthopedic Hospital.

Nor is it a contented partner in the construction of Iraqi national unity, which remains the principal project of the Obama Administration in Iraq.

I work for the Queensland Department of Education and Training as a principal project officer, embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in schools (Eatsips) in the Darling Downs South West Region.

Glenn Phillips, juror, principal project specialist and consulting curator at the Getty Research Institute remarked how Into the Pixel artworks are inspired by the legacies of both fine-art and video-game visuals.

"The geophysical definition of a planet is that the object has enough mass that its gravity holds it in a perfect sphere," said Harold Weaver, of Johns Hopkins and the principal project scientist on the mission.