Sentence examples for promoting projects from inspiring English sources

But in liberal circles and within the field of public health, Dr. Rosenfield is seen as a hero, an important thinker with a knack for making alliances, promoting projects — his own or others' — and raising money.

Back in Akron, there were Champagne showers and congratulatory speeches for a staff that had united behind the series and gloried in having been a healing force in the city, organizing and promoting projects to bring the races together.

Rather than steer technology towards social progress by promoting projects that contribute to public benefit and human flourishing – not just reflect the desires of privileged groups – Silicon Valley elites can shake off critics by pointing to UBI as the solution, and one that does not restrict their profit motive.

"The commuter area – anything within a 20-30 minutravelvel time [of central London] is hot," says Jonathan Gordon, a director at IP Global, a Hong Kong property investment firm that is promoting projects in Ilford and Croydon and has previously invested in Slough.

Susan K. Freedman, who heads the Public Art Fund, which has received more than $500,000 from Mr. Bloomberg, testified for his bill and praised his record of promoting projects like Olafur Eliasson's "Waterfalls," the East River cascades that were dismantled this week.

At the current time, the Taiwan government is aggressively promoting projects, such as the so-called "Double Tourist Plan", designed to encourage the development of the sightseeing related business.

Mr. Damon recounted an experiment that he and Mr. Affleck engaged in as a way of promoting "Project Greenlight".

"I don't see why he is promoting Project Pride, which is a good program, and slowly destroying Scared Straight".

A case in point: We have set up project management structures at community and district level aimed at promoting project ownership and enhancing stronger interactions in local decision making processes.

Lead investors may represent crowd investors (e.g., for conducting due diligence), project creators (e.g., for promoting and endorsing projects), and platforms (e.g., for identifying projects and promoting project success), so the management of lead investors can be analyzed by using the principle agent framework, except that the situation here is complex because multiple principals exist.

President Obama has issued some promising executive orders promoting project labor agreements and making it a bit harder for contractors to bust unions.