Sentence examples for project to act from inspiring English sources
This is not to say that there is no definite consequence of discovering the information too late, but knowing the information early helps those involved in making decisions about the project to act differently.
However, we also demonstrate that project activities, as currently designed, motivate some farmers to participate because of the potential of the project to act as a mechanism to bridge existing social divides through cooperation in the project and therefore financially and politically benefit from participation.
This device uses Johnny Lee's wiimote project to act as the control surface for a laptop running Guitar Rig software, a pedal / amp emulator.
Four years ago, Rackspace and NASA led the start of the OpenStack project to act as a check against the growing power of the major public cloud providers, particularly AWS.
To prove this, filmmaker Eileen Yaghoobian started a project to act out real sexting conversations and turn them into short videos.
He's been contracted by various projects to act as a Sears historian, and recently served as a consultant on a play involving a character who worked at the historic Sears department store in LA's Boyle Heights neighborhood.
Her main project was to act as the project manager for the implementation of the Union Square Main Street (USMS) program.
The aim of the project is to act early in childhood to stop behaviour turning into something more serious – and potentially even dangerous.
It is indispensable, moreover, that a positive datum be perceived in possibility, a datum that is verifiable with appropriate techniques and that, while not offering infallible guarantees, allows one to project and to act in the world with calculated risks and with a prudent trust.
In fact, as reportage over the last few months has revealed, Maven seems to have been something like a pilot project intended to act as a wedge by which to gain access to other government contracts.
4. UNICEF/Namibia has spent a great deal of time pushing project partners to act.
