Sentence examples for purported project from inspiring English sources

The purported Project Neon is one such attempt that Microsoft may follow through with, adding fluid animations and overall cleaning up the look of the OS.

Along with making buyers do tougher due diligence, Langson says it will "force the issue on every project or purported project.

Although the original project purported to defy the taboo of covering your face entirely, it was a bit too Leatherface-y for our tastes.

A few blocks south, Mr. Stringer happened upon a different kind of sign: a bulletin board, installed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, that purported to explain the project to passers-by.

Gross, a U.S. citizen arrested in April 2009, was involved in a project that purported to open web access on the island, but his arrest warrant indicted him for attempts to destabilize the Cuban government.

(PR. Interview 6. F) We find it troubling that Bernadette was dismissed from a project that purported to address the needs of women like her, for being too much like one of those women.

In a related project, a series of brief recorded messages purported to express the viewpoints of the items on display.

Indeed, the center organized a travelling nationwide project called "I Signed the Constitution," which purported to put visitors in the place of the delegates in 1787.

The anticipated problems in this project include the variety of outcome measures purported to be associated with long term outcomes and the likely variety of definitions and thresholds for these outcomes.

It was the culmination of a wide-ranging investigation into alleged illicit drug production dubbed "Project Enape" that targeted, among others, Ultrascience Male Research Corp. a British Columbian company that purported to make legal pharmaceuticals and male hair-growth products—and its owner, Kourosh Bakhtiari.

'The pygmies are hostage to a project which purports to be humanitarian but which is a racist, discriminatory, money-making scheme,' says Joseph Aganda, of the Movement for New Migrants, a pressure group for African immigrants.