Sentence examples for projects hoping from inspiring English sources

Either governor can resort to vetoing Port Authority projects, hoping thereby to intimidate the agency; but that action — at times threatened in previous decades — generates a political cost that governors have almost always found too great to endure.

In another measure of the issue, the United States government has donated heavily to electricity generation projects, hoping to win support from Pakistan's largely hostile public; last week, Congress authorized $280 million for various hydroelectric projects.

Mercedes-Benz and General Motors, among others, pressed ahead on research projects, hoping to integrate the rotary into future products, but only Mazda persevered to produce rotary-powered car in significant numbers.

According to Tao Ran, an economics professor at Renmin University in Beijing, local governments often borrow massive sums of money from state-owned banks to finance expensive development projects, hoping that they will drive up the value of local property.

That transfer was made without having to use the emergency declaration, but the Defense Department is rushing to sign contracts on several projects, hoping that will protect them before officials turn to military construction funds to fulfill the president's request.

In Chicago in 1962 Mrs. Daniels, now Ruby Haynes, had moved with a new husband, Luther Haynes, into an apartment in one of the new housing projects, hoping for a better life.

Proponents of smaller projects hope that there is enough money left in the stimulus bill for them.

From sodium-cooled fission to advanced fusion, a fresh generation of projects hopes to rekindle trust in nuclear energy.

But Blockchain projects hope to change that.

By coordinating their efforts, the projects hope to close this gap.

American Airlines went into the project hoping for the best.