Sentence examples for projects that cross from inspiring English sources

Only 2% of projects that cross the 80% threshold fail to reach full funding.

Under Canadian law, aboriginal groups must be consulted about pipeline projects that cross their lands.

The State Department, which reviews pipeline projects that cross national borders, will probably need at least until the first quarter of 2013 to finish reviewing the new application — pushing a final decision on the project beyond the presidential election.

Mr. Koswara is a winner of a postgraduate scholarship from the Ministry of National Education of Indonesia and, since graduating, he has been working on projects that cross boundaries between design and art.

White House officials cautioned that the president was still a long way from a decision on the pipeline, currently under review by the State Department, which has jurisdiction over infrastructure projects that cross national borders.

As part of its developer portal launch, Bionym will be profiling the most interesting developer projects that cross its desk, which of course also helps the startup by showing off what kinds of things consumers might expect to be able to do with the accessory once they can get their hands on one.

How do you push back against a major infrastructure project that crosses dozens of municipalities, let alone provincial jurisdiction and, importantly, Indigenous territory?

On April 1 , 1970 Judge George Luzerne Hart, Jr., of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, ordered the Interior Department to not issue a construction permit for a section of the project that crossed one of the claims.

Second, it was noted that the project was an invest-to-save project that crossed between the old and new NHS commissioning regimes.

The department would then deliberate on whether to recommend a so-called "Presidential Permit" for the Keystone XL line -- required of infrastructure projects that would cross an international border.

Under the National Environmental Policy Act, signed by President Richard Nixon in 1970, environmental assessments must be completed for planned infrastructure projects that would cross federal land, like Lake Oahe.