At the provincial and lower levels, one reason officials support capital-intensive projects arises from the way such officials are measured by the central government in annual reports.
The main weakness in the proposal to use disguised unemployment for the construction of major social-overhead-capital projects arises from an inadequate consideration of the problem of providing the necessary subsistence fund to maintain the workers during what may be a considerably long waiting period before these projects yield consumable output.
A major source of uncertainty in civil engineering projects arises from the geological and geotechnical variability at the project site.
Since opening the office, Nora Guthrie, who is the folksinger's daughter, and her daughter, Anna Canoni, have become involved in new concert projects arising from the discovery during the past few years of thousands of pages of unpublished writings and song lyrics by Mr. Guthrie, best known for "This Land Is Your Land".
There was a time when the most exciting musical projects arose from sheer spontaneity - two or three artists meet at a party, fall in together, and before long we have the Traveling Wilburys or, er, Jackson and McCartney's Say Say Say.
They enable companies to return cash to shareholders when investment opportunities flag, or to retain it when profitable projects arise.In Europe, where dividends have played a bigger role than in America, companies have greatly increased their use of buy-backs in the past decade.
Constitutional or not, eight more projects arose during La Guardia's three terms in City Hall.
In early 2006, the required projects arose under national programmes that directly supported KT activities.
In our experience, a diverse peer group of students, collaborating in a research team on projects arising from biology, is an effective means of cross-disciplinary skill transfer.
Fielden explained we could see many more of these projects arise in the coming years.
When these seemingly urgent projects arise, bring the attention back to the body itself, to the sensations from which these impulses arise, and feel them completely.
