Sentence examples for protective projects from inspiring English sources

Protective projects can be pursued and existing patterns can be restructured in anticipation of change.

I have built about 7 or 8 cabinets over the years and also have the protective equipment for projects not intended to be blasted in the cabinet.

Everybody is protective of this project and I'm sure will give us enough time to develop.

Unlike the polite detachment of Solange circa 2002, her coyness now seems to be down to being protective of a project she's clearly excited about, although shortly after we spoke, she confirmed to Pitchfork (where else?) that a seven-track EP called True would be released at the end of November.

Cristina Kirchner projects a protective, motherly image.

He sat with his two main opponents, taking and answering questions on all manner of subjects, from child protective services to transportation projects.

At those times feeling like a fraud amounts to more than the stirrings of an anxious temperament or the desire to project a protective humility.

The Prime Minister, Theresa May, had been projecting a protective national steadfastness through the process of Brexit, and with the momentum behind the right-wing U.K. Independence Party dissipating and the Labour Party convulsed by internal grievances and recriminations, the Tories looked likely to win a historic victory.

The human data was taken from the GC6 (Grand Challenge in Global Health no. 6 - Biomarkers of protective immunity against Tuberculosis) project.

Don't do this project without protective gear.

The FGC of Norway is an example of a multifaceted project that requires protective security while being situated in a city centre where land is scarce.