Sentence examples for project to be treated from inspiring English sources

Roger Lang, a spokesman for the New York Landmarks Conservancy, praised what he called "a sincere proposal to heal a scar" but called for the project to be treated as a temporary improvement, "with a sunset provision for the removal or reauthorization" of the mural.

BoxMaker probably doesn't deserve to exist it's aggressively and lazily egregious but that BoxMaker and Project AM2R are likely to be treated similarly is a frustrating sign of the times.

But two people in a committed, intimate relationship seeking help in order to love each other better is not a ridiculous project, and it ought not to be treated that way.

The plasma volume to be treated was projected to 3 l.

We want the Tayside beavers to be treated as a monitoring project rather than as a removal".

This project can be treated as a case study of combining Internet technology, education research, and artificial intelligence.

Once finalised, the EHF second opinion project should be treated as a pilot strategy that requires careful monitoring (for the first year at least), so that appropriate changes, as suggested by the retrospective analysis and its quality control, can be implemented.

Friday, August 14, 2015 was both an exciting and a somber day for the WiSci campers; it was exciting as they got to show off their projects and be treated like the stars they truly are.

Early plans were for the program to start with $1.9 billion in donor funds, so the $225 million kickoff is being treated as a pilot project to be rolled out in Cambodia and 10 African countries.

Even if the truly infected controls have been identified for the research purposes in this project, they would be treated and treatment/chemoprophylaxis might modify the course of infection regardless of the genetic profiles of the study subjects.

This suggests that past studies of telehealth, usually of small pilot projects, should perhaps be treated with scepticism.