Sentence examples for projects in the long from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian state of Minas Gerais has been a leader in transparent PPP contracts with full proactive disclosure of the contract terms, as well as of other relevant project information--a practice that puts a government under more scrutiny but makes for better projects in the long run.

In Brazil, the state of Minas Gerais has been a leader in transparent PPP contracts with full proactive disclosure of the contract terms, as well as of other relevant project information -- a practice that puts a government under more scrutiny but makes for better projects in the long run (see http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/what-if-we-disclosed-everything).

It is important to provide accessible, consistently safe drinking water through water supply projects because the provision of improved sanitation is also linked to these projects in the long term (38).

"A legal commitment to devoting 0.7% of our national income to international aid would be a powerful example to the world, ensuring our ability to securely plan projects in the long-term and so helping us to reach the most marginalised groups, such as adolescent girls".

Low projections may comfort buyers, but they won't help the project in the long run".

If they generate profits from the project in the long run, then call it cynical.

"Although we are dissatisfied with the length of time to complete the project, in the long run, it will be an advantage to the community," Mr. Maturo said.

The plan, which will run into billions of pounds, was announced by George Osborne and Michael Gove and is projected in the long term to save up to £80m a year.

"As cost reductions continue to filter through the offshore wind industry, and as construction techniques and turbine technology continues to improve, we believe that the Argyll Array could become a viable project in the long term".

While the Incubator is clearly meant to help get projects started on the right foot, Pearce argued that it's not just about optimizing for the launch and growth phases but also about managing the life cycle of a project in the long run.

Of greater detriment to the project in the long term, Harrison's business manager, Allen Klein, had neglected to register the concerts as UNICEF fundraising benefits before they had taken place.