Sentence examples for projects to be handed from inspiring English sources

Among the projects to be handed over are some from the government's flagship Growth Acceleration Programme (PAC) of hitherto public investment.

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(Supervisor) The extent to which the portfolio portrayed a comprehensive picture of the registrar's development was related to how much the registrar took ownership of and engaged with their portfolio: " The portfolio is not "another project" to be handed in.

She said they want to be handed projects where all the arguing and litigation is over and that's never going to be the case here.

I've been waiting a long time to be handed a project like this, so I have a very good feeling about it.

Projects that once needed to be hand-crafted by outside experts can now be bought as off-the-shelf offerings from firms such as Ariba and I2.

"A complete copy of all projects should be handed over to archive.org so that we don't lose history and important projects that are no longer maintained," adds another.

The SNP has already wasted time and money in a botched procurement process and until now has been unable to say when the project would be handed over to Network Rail.

Last week the premier, Daniel Andrews, announced houses that were compulsorily acquired to make way for the dumped East West link toll road project would be handed over to homeless people, now that the previous owners had been given the opportunity to take them back.

The project would be handed over to Bechtel, an American construction and project-management company that played a big part in rescuing the Channel Tunnel.

And even if TfL had envisaged that the project might be handed over to a trust following planning permission being secured, this would in no way represent a "change in circumstances" around the procurement, as de Cani claims.