Sentence examples for projects was adopted from inspiring English sources

The main focus of PPM research was initially to improve organizational performance by introducing good practices to choose and prioritize projects and ensure that the right mix of projects was adopted.

We know that, as far back as July 2006, the treaty on energy was signed to attract investments in energy and I know that in 2007 a list of priority projects was adopted for energy infrastructure in the region and a memorandum on social issues was even signed.

For a complete list of clinical problems and solutions developed by student teams over the program's history, as well as success stories for projects being adopted into market, please refer to our published competition reports [15,16], as well as the Bench-to-Bedside website for the most recent devices (http://healthsciences.utah.edu/center-for-medical-innovation/students/bench-to-bedside.php).php

Railroad, shipping and other modernization projects were adopted.

The Bunker Hill Redevelopment Project was adopted in 1959 and somehow lasted an astonishing fifty-three years.

In the end, the project was adopted by European producers, Reinhard Brundig in Germany and British veteran Jeremy Thomas.

Two years later the project was adopted by the SADC to which all five countries belonged but lack of progress led SADC tourism ministers to relaunch it in July 2003 under its current name.

In 2005, the $2.8 billion BeltLine project was adopted, with the stated goals of converting a disused 22-mile freight railroad loop that surrounds the central city into an art-filled multi-use trail and increasing the city's park space by 40%.

The project was adopted by 44% of the offered workplaces.

A growing number of CBPR projects are adopting a 'peer research' approach in which members of the target population are directly involved in the research process.

Although mega-projects are adopted to pursue global ambitions, concerted community-based demands are to use them to satisfy local needs.