Sentence examples for projects restarted from inspiring English sources

The talks, which were spurred by the recession's crippling effect on new housing, began in May, several months after Mr. Newsom proposed a stimulus package to get development projects restarted.

The project restarted in 2007 and was completed on time.

Now the company is being more careful to talk to local communities, opposition politicians and the news media as it tries to get the project restarted.

After recovering he was told the project had restarted, and it was finally finished in May 2014.

The project was restarted after purchasing €50 million of annual liability insurance to cover potential seismic damages (DiPippo 2012b).

Big Fish received investment from Enlight Media in 2013, when the film project was restarted.

The project was restarted with a transportation study from the Spokane Regional Council in 1993 and funded by the Pullman municipal government as part of their comprehensive plan.

Years later, the satellite was taken out of storage and the project was restarted, mostly because of its potential to give advance warning of solar storms, which are caused by bursts of high-energy particles from the sun.

Some of the projects are restarting, but with diminished budgets that often focus on security.

Large sediment diversion projects to restart delta building and maintenance are being designed to take advantage of this shift.

The country needs infrastructure projects to restart that will create jobs and restore investors' confidence.