Sentence examples for projects implemented by from inspiring English sources

Melbourne might have the most extensive tram network in the world but it's extremely slow (average speeds around the 15kph to 20kph range) as local clowncils are adverse to pissing off the local businesses and the current Liberal State Government overturned many of the good clearways projects implemented by the previous ALP State Government.

We found that farmers had taken training on crop husbandry, seed quality maintenance and marketing from projects implemented by NGOs and government agencies.

The second issue is the failure of initially successful projects implemented by relief engineers because of a lack of understanding and acceptance from the local communities.

Two experiments were designed in order to compare the effectiveness of both methods, basing on real projects implemented by the first author of the article.

Because Ayoupu has influential leaders and more projects implemented by the government, the farmers in Fa-e-sha perceived that the role of leaders is important to influence the local government to provide funding support.

Two administrative village groups, Fa-e-sha and Ayoupu, were selected based on drought severity, economic status, geological conditions, and the number of projects implemented by the government after the 2009 2010 drought.

The two-roomed lab has been built and equipped by the Katine project, implemented by the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), with support from Farm-Africa, and funded by the Guardian and Barclays.

The villagers carry pails past a hand-lettered sign in English and Arabic extolling this modest public works project, "implemented by Yatta municipality" and financed by the United States Agency for International Development.

The global development site is also the home of our continuing progress reports from Katine, the community in north-east Uganda where, in 2007, the Guardian began tracking an ambitious development project implemented by Amref, with generous backing from our readers and match-funding from Barclays.

One positive programme is a slum upgrading pilot project implemented by non-state actors that also lacks government support.

The project, implemented by GEMS Education Solutions, is funded by the UK government's Department for International Development, as part of a project to help educate a million of the world's poorest girls, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa.