Sentence examples for principle project from inspiring English sources

In effect, these infosecurity media outlets cited two actions by Anonymous spin-offs, implicated that actions like this were a principle project of hacktivism, and thereby implicated a larger, imminent threat of hacktivism.

He is one of four principle project leaders in the Appalachian Cooperative Grouse Research Project, a 6-year study of ruffed grouse that involves 12 sites, eight states, five universities, and thousands of birds.

In this work, we undertook a proof of principle project that investigated the feasibility of combining genomic and proteomic approaches to rapidly identify immunogenic proteins.

One of the recommendations from the first consultation was that a "proof of principle" project be undertaken for a specific set of issues.

The Heritage Foundation is running a "first principles" project "to save America by reclaiming its truths and its promises and conserving its liberating principles for ourselves and our posterity".

"Trump is correct to criticize the Fed," said Terry Schilling, the executive director of the American Principles Project, a conservative advocacy group.

"We cannot repair the economy without addressing the deep cultural issues that are tearing apart the family and society," said Andy Blom of the American Principles Project.

Before long, FreedomWorks — the love child of Koch brothers cash and Tea Party passion — and the American Principles Project, a religious-right lobby, had joined the cause.

Alarmed at signs that the Republican Party was moving away from cultural issues, he recently founded a new group called the American Principles Project, which aims to build a grass-roots movement around his ideas.

The event itself is being co-sponsored by George's American Principles Project, a group that kicked off this year by boycotting the Conservative Political Action Conference CPACC) to protest participation of the Republican pro-gay rights group GOProud.

Aguilar, who worked for the George W. Bush Administration and is now the executive director of the American Principles Project's Latino Partnership, in Washington, D.C., still appears on Univision programs, including "Al Punto," but he says that Univision correspondents in bureaus across the country complain to him, privately, that they get a bad rap because of editorializing by anchors in Miami.