Sentence examples for projects were made from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, denied that any of the decisions to invest in 80 new projects were made "based on a political map of the country", insisting the infrastructure was spread fairly across England and included Labour areas.

Both projects were made in response to what he saw as the fracture in US culture after 9/11, and the inability of the art world to address it.

A handful of Hughes-related projects were made over the years, including Harold Robbins's "Carpetbaggers" (1964); the television movie "The Amazing Howard Hughes" (1977), starring Tommy Lee Jones; and the 1980 spoof "Melvin and Howard," with Jason Robards as a daft Hughes.

Many of his film projects were made in collaboration with Chris Strachwitz, founder of the roots-music label Arhoolie Records and co-founder with Blank of Brazos Films, their interests coalescing in superb studies of Tex-Mex music (Chulas Fronteras, 1976, and Del Mero Corazon, 1979) and the Cajun culture of the South Louisiana bayou country (J'ai Été au Bal, 1989).

Once completed, the projects were made public to accept additional feedback and comments from the wider audience of soccer fanatics, history buffs and even some professional journalists.

Before lean and agile methods were taken into use (i.e., before agile transformation) in this organization, the majority of the projects were made by one person only, and lasted less than a day.

When the projects are made over time, students get feedback as they go.

In Turkey, reallocation studies carried out in the scope of land consolidation projects are made according to farmer preferences (interviews).

(See, Siemens Layoffs Portend U.S. Wind Slowdown) About 70percentt of wind turbines used in U.S. wind projects are made in the U.S., according to AWEA.

Ninety percent of our projects are made by the community.

ROI and deadlines are things that projects are made of.