Sentence examples for projects entail from inspiring English sources

As is common in development finance, urban transport projects entail an investment program and a set of policy and institutional initiatives.

Infrastructure projects entail major risks that can be shared with private investors.

As such, the projects entail the recruitment of individuals representing different demographic and health conditions, the collection of body tissues and personal data, and the processing of the data and results.

After all, financing infrastructure, especially regional projects, entails major risks that the private sector is unwilling to bear.

Studying work practices in the context of Global Software Development GSDD) projects entails multiple opportunities and challenges for the researchers.

Along the same lines, given that most forms stated that indirect benefits (e.g. a societal benefit from biomedical advancement) would be achieved, one must conclude that the research projects entailed no more than 'minimal risk' in order to receive REB approval, as required by the TCPS (Art. 4.6).

Few people attending the meetings knew what the project entailed.

Perhaps an American museum will undertake a full-scale retrospective, with all the gathering and sorting such a project entails.

The project entails demolishing old homes, enlarging the plaza between the shrines and constructing two underground levels and shopping malls.

The first phase of the project entailed moving over 1.3m cubic yards of earth to form the bowl.

The project entailed long hours at the city's Department of Buildings, going over floor plans and recording when buildings opened and who designed them.