Sentence examples for projects ahead of from inspiring English sources

The government, for example, tends to place populist projects ahead of more fundamental economic overhauls.

The axe falls on 30 November and installers have been rushing to finish projects ahead of the deadline.

The Conservatives are putting the needs of a handful of their pet projects ahead of the requirements of the other 24,000 schools in the country.

Thanks to antiretroviral drugs, Mr. Strub is, he said, "healthier than I've been in 20 years," which suggests he has many more projects ahead of him.

But delivering a surplus is vital for Labor to counter long-standing voter perceptions of the party as poor economic managers and recover ground lost after a series of bungled spending projects ahead of last year's dead-heat elections.

Liam Fox, the shadow Defence Secretary, has urged his party not to give in to political pressure and announce cuts to defence projects ahead of a strategic review of procurement spending.

The work is part of a $194 million beautification project ahead of the summit meeting of Arab League leaders scheduled for March in Baghdad.

Nor should it be surprising that the margin in Ohio was very close; that's pretty much what the polling had projected ahead of time.

Addressing a packed union hall in Austin, Ms Brown told the crowd that the project ahead of them might take until 2020, and would involve registering, persuading and turning out millions of voters.

Wallinger's design was selected from a three-strong shortlist for the Ebbsfleet Landmark Project, ahead of Richard Deacon's steel latticework nest and Daniel Buren's tower of stacked cubes.

Obama had been widely expected to reject the project ahead of the Paris climate change conference, but the timing was sealed earlier this week when the State Department turned down a request from TransCanada to pause its review of its permit application.