Sentence examples for project advised from inspiring English sources

Agronomists from the National Lands Institute (INTI), which is responsible for the project, advised the collective's farmers to plant half a dozen different fruits; all but the lemons failed, either because the land was unsuitable or because of defects in the irrigation system.

In a report released late last month, the Fair Punishment Project advised, "The Governor should declare a moratorium on executions so these legal deficiencies can be given a closer look, or else the Courts must intervene to stop these executions in order to preserve public confidence in the rule of law".

DM obtained funding for the project, advised on the design and conduct of the experiments and participated in all revisions of the manuscript.

DM obtained funding for the project, advised on the design and conduct of the research and participated in all revisions of the manuscript.

JCM and CMB were involved in the conception of the project, advised on data collection and analysis, and wrote and edited portions of the manuscript.

DRC directed the research project, advised on phylogenetic and developmental analyses, contributed substantially to the interpretation of the data and writing the manuscript.

A three-month McKinsey & Company project advising the publisher how to reduce costs is drawing to a close, and several magazines have been told to cut about 25percentt from their budgets.

"In the second year, they work on a capstone project advising either government departments or nongovernmental organizations or the private sector on a current policy issue," he said, citing a recent student project on how reducing agricultural subsidies in Britain could help producers in the developing world, which was presented to the Department for International Development and Oxfam.

They work inwards to the research project, advising on the design of the study; this continues throughout the project in relation to identifying and solving practice-based 'real-world' issues and practicalities.

Interviewers for Columbia projects advise the subjects that whatever they say is subject to release under court orders, like subpoenas, and require them to sign consent forms, Ms. Clark said.

It's even possible to pick up business experience while working at the bench within industry--research scientists can "get to know people in the intellectual property and technology transfer side of their company and migrate over and work on relevant projects," advises Nelsen.