Sentence examples for projects due to from inspiring English sources

UK taxpayers can count themselves among the biggest financial backers of the planet's most polluting industrial projects due to their majority ownership of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Philips said the market for rail equipment, worth $100bn globally, was booming, with massive infrastructure projects due to come on stream in emerging markets.

Sabbagh rightly noted that Portman's pay would likely rise in future projects due to the film's profitability and to her Oscar.

In 2010, the Henry tax review warned the PRRT "fails to collect an appropriate and constant share of resource rents from successful projects due to uplift rates that overcompensate successful investors for the deferral of PRRT deductions".

But the pledges yielded little tangible progress as donors delayed implementing projects due to concerns over corruption and political instability, leaving thousands living in temporary shelters five years on.

The US has the most big projects, due to the huge market for EOR and because former President George W Bush "wanted to do something for coal" in the early 2000s.

RBS also underwrote $378m£299m9m) in debt issued by Norway's Statoil in March of this year, just two months before the Norwegian parliament considered a motion to suspend the company's tar sands projects due to climate concerns.

Successive projects are preferred over concurrent projects due to the complexity of dependencies between concurrent projects.

Its chair Bernard Jenkin said ministers too often had to "micromanage" projects due to a lack of necessary skills.

Nowadays, there is growing interest in renewable energy (RE) generation projects due to environmental and sustainability concerns.

The paper presents research findings on the deteriorating conditions of abandoned residential projects due to environmental factors of degradations.