Sentence examples for project's execution from inspiring English sources

The usual grievances relate to the free-rider problem (how to deal with those who do not pull their weight), the difficulty of managing clashing personalities, an inability to agree on a project's execution, or managing meetings and deadlines among classmates with busy schedules.

While this project's execution required bringing in another company, now that capability is in-house.

It isn't confined to one project's execution plan; it goes beyond and blends with an organization's culture.

Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is running for the office, has signaled that he has some grave concerns about the project's execution and has raised expectations that he could possibly kill the entire project.

In addition, two other major reasons for this decline were mentioned by the interviewees: the short timeline of the project's execution (18 months) and the inability to mobilize and educate the targeted community about the project's goals and activities.

Standard & Poor's last month warned that it might downgrade EDF's debt if it goes ahead with Hinkley Point, because of the project's high execution risks and substantial investment needs.

In a letter to the other members of the City Council, Daigle said she believes the Civic Center project is so complex that neither the city's paid staff, its hired construction manager, nor its elected officials can adequately assess the project's budget and execution.

We thank Dr. Chaoyang Zhang at the School of Computing, the University of Sothern Mississippi, and Dr. Josep Bassaganya-Riera at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute at Virginia Tech for providing computational infrastructure for this project's development and execution.

Daniel Pinkston, north-east Asia deputy project director for ICG, said Pak's execution was unlikely to be reported domestically but could possibly cause dissension with the party.

A week after Lockett's execution, the Constitution Project released its report after one of the most comprehensive examinations of capital punishment in the United States.

That project's forced wit and laborious execution are echt Kippenberger: faintly amusing and patently obvious.