Sentence examples for projects two weeks from inspiring English sources

Given the nature of the sources and my lack of basis for comparison, I cannot tell one way or the other, but foreign investment and tourism are increasing, and there was an international trade fair in Hanoi to drum up capital for industrial projects two weeks after I left.

"The research groups start calling firms to take part in their projects two weeks before the Tekes deadline," one interviewee described the standard way of cooperation.

Washington Group abandoned the projects three weeks later.

The opening scenes take place at Los Alamos, the headquarters of the Manhattan Project, two weeks before the test.

To ensure that those people and others can visit, the Public Art Fund is extending the project two weeks, through Dec. 2. Accommodations will be made for people who had timed tickets for Oct. 28 through Nov. 3, and for Nov. 7, when the installation was forced to close because of the northeaster.

Commissioner Erik Howell is the subject of a Fair Political Practices Commission complaint over his support of a Pismo Beach project two weeks after receiving a campaign donation for his Pismo Beach City Council campaign from an employee of the project's lobbying firm.

Cortini was brought onto the project two weeks into the process, and his involvement evolved from "first recording some extra parts to some tracks" and eventually into "a collaboration on [the] tracks noted in the booklet".

Pilot data was collected from carers using interviewer-administered questionnaires at the commencement of the project, two weeks and 12 weeks later.

Frydenberg told the Guardian that, as a result, the project was approved only after it was converted into a research project three weeks later.

Despite the belated intervention of the British ambassador, Kiarostami was so fatigued by his "disgraceful treatment" that he withdrew from the project three weeks before curtain up.

Joseph A. O'Hare, the chairman of the Campaign Finance Board, who was wearing his clerical collar at the time, hardly represent the kind of image a campaign wants to project five weeks before the Sept. 11 primary.