Sentence examples for projects that appear from inspiring English sources

The projects that appear in both are highlighted.

Instead, U.E.S. shareholders, board members and industry analysts have received only meager information about projects that appear to benefit executives and politicians close to Mr. Chubais.

As such, the complex organizational format of a university, laden with entrenched procedures of questionable utility, should be adjusted to identify the means to commercialize the small subset of projects that appear suitable for further development.

Last year Guardian Australia also revealed departmental documents that show the government's $255m in threatened species money had been used for generic environment programs and projects that appear to be unrelated to threatened species work.

Lurking behind much of this thinking is the fascination of Western governments with and fundamental misunderstanding of the countless cooperative research projects sponsored by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), projects that appear to have contributed to Japan's competitive rise.

First, you create an account which allows you to take part in different projects that appear as different accounts on the public website.

This significant allocation would come on top of the $2.4 billion for carbon capture projects that appeared in last year's stimulus package.

Instead of trying to weigh one project against another, he said, he identified all the projects that appeared suitable and then split the money so that each lawmaker received $231,000 in earmarks from his subcommittee.

ONE of the few energy projects that appears to have fairly solid initial support from officials and environmentalists is essentially a giant extension cord that will take energy from Albany County and bring it 140 miles south to New York City.

It was the corporate states of fascism with their massive public projects that appeared to offer a way forward – unless you were on the left and looked to Stalin's Russia.

Speaking after a roundtable meeting on northern development, Canavan said the competition for the $5bn funding was a "bit of a beauty contest", and the projects that appeared best value for taxpayers and the north would be funded.