Sentence examples for projects mentioned from inspiring English sources
All three projects mentioned above plan to: Advertise heavily on commuter buses and trains.
-- Note the agreement that the GER contribution should be used exclusively for the aims set out in the ANA TF Project Document dated September 15th 2009, among them three prioritised projects mentioned in Annex 10 of the Project Document (1.
The foundation is a private operating foundation, a status that requires its trustee and staff to be actively involved in projects that aid cultural institutions, such as the Russian book and works on paper projects mentioned by Mr. Kimmelman.
Other software projects mentioned by Leary over the years — bearing names like Head Coach, Game of Lists, Inter-Com, FlashBack and Mental Performances — were believed to have been lost, or never really undertaken at all.
I was horrified to hear that two of the projects mentioned resembled my own: short stories with working-class protagonists, full of joy under a blue spring sky, with none of those clouds or that damn rain that had characterized my earlier attempts.
Other projects mentioned involved delivering computers to embattled rural schools in Zimbabwe while training more than 800 headteachers, bringing maths and Arabic computer games to Sudan's 3 million children outside school, and using online video to preserve endangered African oral literature.
One project mentioned in Mr. Wilson's video, called the RepRap printer, will be capable of replicating itself by printing other 3-D printers.
In the Birmingham project mentioned earlier we focused on 'best available evidence' in each of the broad themes and sought multi disciplinary approaches.
As part of its improved strategy, the project mentioned and tagged municipalities and their respective mayors in its Facebook status updates.
Consciences were pricked, and notable schemes such as National Grid's 'powering Britain's future' project mentioned – but there's clearly some way to go.
NRG's California Valley Solar Ranch project, mentioned in "Rich Subsidies Powering Solar and Wind Projects" (front page, Nov. 12), is actually an example of a constructive public-private partnership essential for our energy future.
