The Useful Plants Project, by which the garden was established in Tsetseng, was originally established with a one-off donation by a Spanish philanthropist.
A passionate supporter of animal rescue, Ms. Brandt initiated the non-profit Mother's Comfort Project, by which volunteers bring homemade beds to animals in shelters.
Prompted by Martyn Poliakoff and Jim Turner, of the inorganic chemistry department, Whiffen helped to initiate the spin-flip laser project, by which a semiconducting crystal in a variable magnetic field was to provide a strong tunable infra-red source.
Residents of the parliamentary constituency of Hodge Hill are feeling more financial pressure than anywhere else in the UK, according to the results of a new mapping project by Which?
Tony Blair's response to the crisis was the academies project, by which comprehensive schools were rebranded as "academies" – a description normally applied to places of higher learning – and given a degree of self-governance.
Ten years passed before Douglas's son Michael coaxed Forman back to the project, by which time Douglas Sr was too old to play McMurphy, the part that would earn Jack Nicholson a fifth Oscar nomination – and his first win.
That plot involves finding the solution to World Hunger in a miraculous scientific discovery known as the Eden Project, by which wheat can be grown in the desert; the discovery of Solomon's temple; and the emergence of an international statesman as the Antichrist, headquartered -- where else? -- at the United Nations.
The second transformation is the erosion and paralysis of the European project, by which I mean Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman's dream that the heterogeneous European nation-states would steadily come together, first through commercial and fiscal integration, and then by serious and irreversible commitments to a politically united continent.
Three of every four names in heaviest rotation during this long waiting period will be news-media fantasies more than short-list probabilities, because the veepstakes are the journalistic equivalent of a public works project, by which temporarily underutilized pundits and campaign reporters, biding their time until the end-of-summer conventions, keep their muscles toned and their hours filled.
It's a project by which Dennis acquired nerves of steel... and fiberglass, tungsten, concrete, voltage, snow, flames, glass, bone, turpentine, and now... Read other features by G. Roger Denson on Huffington Post in the archive.
