Sentence examples for projects and changes from inspiring English sources

It was already suffering from the botched succession of Mr. Schuller, one too many vanity building projects and changes in the religious broadcasting industry.

The policy comes in a big week for energy in the UK in which the government announced significant new offshore wind and biomass energy projects and changes to trespassing laws which will make it easier to gain permission for fracking.

This is being accompanied by a growing awareness of the need to respect the human and natural environment of projects and changes in regulations.

It is noted that the effects of human activities including soil conservation, water conservancy projects and changes in land cover might accumulate or counteract each other simultaneously, and attempts were not made in this paper to further distinguish them.

The experts at SERVICE appreciated the prototype's scenario analysis functionality, especially the ability to simulate changes in the deadlines of mandatory projects and changes in the overall budget of future periods.

The decision came after the government scrapped subsidies for onshore windfarms, closed support for small-scale solar projects and changed the way other renewable energy projects qualify for payments, saying they were becoming too costly for taxpayers.

FoodCorps, which started last week, is symbolic of just what we need: a national service program that aims to improve nutrition education for children, develop school gardening projects and change what's being served on school lunch trays.

Some participants became disappointed with the project and changed from having an active to a more passive attitude.

If you're not sure of a definitive solution that can solve your entire problem, you may want to narrow the scope of your project and change your problem statement to reflect this new focus.

Environmental changes caused by humans (auto-bioterrorism) and bioterrorism-related diseases they may impact are urbanization, agricultural intensification, de(re)forestation, water projects, and climate changes.

The sensitivity of the optimality of these strategies will then be assessed in relation to uncertainty in the project streams, and changes in key economic factors.