Sentence examples for projects that depend from inspiring English sources

Wise capitalists do not rush to finance long-term projects that depend on public subsidy.

Mr. Pearson coined the term "distributed human projects" to refer to projects that depend on human expertise, not computer downtime.

He said that loan demand had been strong at his bank, but a continued shutdown would begin to affect construction projects that depend on federal programs.

"With some of the larger projects that depend on some funding from the county, it really doesn't matter with the current administration in the county executive's office which door you come through," he said.

City ordinances set a goal of using 50-percent local businesses for both public and private projects that depend on public funds and incentives.

But this has not prevented enterprising groups of educators and others from seeking to make a difference by introducing new concepts and methodologies that allow students to think outside the box and empower them to channel their energies into projects that depend on assorted media platforms.

Its critics say Operation Yewtree, which is gathering evidence of all historic sex abuse in the Savile era, is a flawed project that depends on soliciting victims to make allegations.

The Olympics was a Labour-won project that depended on billions of pounds of public money and public-sector organisation, leading private companies (some of them not quite so competent) towards a clear national objective.

Projects and services that depend on the hard work of volunteers have been successfully collaborating with statutory children's services for many years.

The Racial Privacy Initiative's medical research exemption fails to address these social concerns--as well as the impact on large-scale research projects and surveys that depend on state agencies for data on race and ethnicity.

"We have had to divert a couple of research projects already" that depended on the frozen specimens, he said.