Sentence examples for project deserves to be from inspiring English sources
There is now another major milestone for the team: to show compelling evidence that this project deserves to be a new mainstream capability.
"Given its complexity, the length of the concession and its importance for all Nicaraguans, this project deserves to be fully discussed and explained, seeking the broadest national consensus," noted the Nicaraguan Foundation for Economic and Social Development, an independent think-tank.
But the financial concerns that prompted the Met to withdraw from the redevelopment project deserve to be addressed, notably its fears that, if the City Opera is unable to raise the money needed to build and operate a new facility, the burden will fall on the other companies, of which the Met is the largest.
Viewers should resign themselves to this amateurish effort's few assets: a rare fusion of urban noir and Latin Gothic, a splendidly diverse cast and star Britne Oldford ("American Horror Story"), whose prayers for better projects deserve to be answered.
For example, it not clear whether funding appropriated for 'research' could be used in 'quality improvement,' whether improvement projects deserve to be published or which 'quality improvement' projects must undergo review under the regulations governing 'research on human subjects'.
The mainstream centre parties lost ground, and that's quite worrying for those who think that Europe is a project that deserves to be defended.
In the framework of the Indonesian national roads' service quality improvement, Performance Based Contract (PBC), with a Design (D) – Build (B) – Operate (O) – Maintenance (M) project delivery system, deserves to be seriously considered.
Given DSR's strong recent track record in urban-design projects, the firm deserves to be considered a leading contender for the plaza job.
I can't imagine, for instance, watching "War Horse" on a television, much less an iPhone: this is a self-consciously old-fashioned movie, shot in gorgeous film, which deserves to be seen projected on a big, bright screen and not via a thinner-looking "digital cinema package".
He deserves to be rewarded.
