Sentence examples for restricted projects from inspiring English sources

If you are a Princeton faculty member and would like to be granted access to view restricted projects, please contact us.

Jen Darragh comes to us from Johns Hopkins University where she served for the past seven years as the Data Services and Sociology Librarian, and Hopkins Population Center Restricted Projects Coordinator.

These consortia, as well as several geographically more restricted projects, aim to understand the functional aspects of both common and unique variants in humans.

In 2014, it sought to curb its development by invoking Section 404(c) of the Clean Water Act, which, though rarely used, gives the E.P.A. the power to restrict projects that would have an "unacceptable adverse effect" on surrounding waters and ecosystems.

David would like to change this to a big download BOINC+Vbox button and a small download BOINC explaining that it may restrict project participation.

Working with data from a sample of ATP-funded projects, restricted to those projects with small business participation, success is defined in terms of selected variables encompassing both the technical and commercial goals of the ATP.

Other rules restricted demolition projects during raptor nesting season and mandated that native plants be used for landscaping.

In exchange for Holland dropping his countersuit, the city dismissed fees Holland accrued for violating the 2009 ordinance that restricted such projects in residential areas, according to Holland's lawyer, Richard Higbie.

Data retrieval is restricted to project members and the chief administrator if the project is not open to the public.

African organisations often struggle with short-term, highly restricted, and project-based funding that limits their ability to appropriately invest in their staff and core capacity.

The new contract terms restricted the project to a trial run of only 500 colonists, likely dampening the prospect of long term profitability from the venture.