Sentence examples for project retained from inspiring English sources

A Santos spokeswoman said the company was confident its project retained full community support.

In the middle of the Depression, the Writers' Project retained more than 6,600 unemployed workers, ranging from up-and-coming luminaries like Saul Bellow and Richard Wright to schoolteachers and ditch diggers, who gathered information about their hometowns and spun it into legend.

One of the key reasons for this was to make sure the project retained the confidence of the public.

One month later, those medical students who interacted with older adults in the project retained more positive attitudes than those who had no interactions.

Although broadening in scope over its various offerings, the art project retained at its core the three essential components (preparatory readings, visual analysis of artworks, and presentation of a mini-exhibition), as well as assessment focused on gains in analytical ability and on students' experience of the activity.

Despite the political provocation involved, the project retains the aura of a pilgrimage -- to be close to the land, to throw off the weight of nationality and statehood, simply to put one foot in front of the other and go.

"In its revised state, the project retains all of its fundamental beauty, and the adjustments make it an ever-more-functional and coherent facility that will serve New York well in the years to come".

Privacy organisations such as the No2ID campaign, which has been consulted about the project, retain a degree of scepticism: "Although this is a fine scheme in principle and is backed by ministers the danger is that it could be sidelined and used as a fig leaf by the data-hungry government departments," Guy Herbert of No2ID told the Independent.

Of course, the middle path that balances the risks of failure and missing a successful innovation involves starting with a sub-national pilot project, retaining any existing plans for conventional cross-sectional surveys, and evaluating the pilot experience carefully before deciding whether to scale-up.

The Honda Odyssey, for instance, topped the van category with a projected retained value of about 44 percent.

Ford had five models with top rankings, including the Shelby GT500, which won in the category of "convertible over $45,000," for its projected retained value of 47 percent.