Sentence examples for run on projects from inspiring English sources

If it's an issue of jobs, then lets spend the £100bn that a replacement Trident will cost to build and run on projects that will create useful jobs: offshore wind farms, a decent public transport system, or some new hospitals.

(This is an updated version of a piece that first ran on Project Syndicate).

In the 18 months left to run on the Katine project, Amref says it is going to build on the work it has already started.

The creators, Omar Elsayed, Champ Bennett, and Russell Armand, come from a digital agency called HyperHyper.com, which they still run (working on projects like the recent Playboy.com redesign).

They don't offer advice to community groups on the running of projects but they can offer advice and support around using the neighbourly platform.

Design projects run on tight, often changeable timelines.

It has been run on hundreds of internal projects [46].

It has been a turbulent time, and Serota, who turns 70 this month, would have been forgiven for stepping down before now, had the project run on its original timetable.

The images, which have never been seen before, are part of the latest citizen science project run on the site.

During the exhibit, computer reconstructions were run on a laptop and projected onto a portable screen in red/green anaglyph stereo.

Current Apple Watch apps are unable to access sensors on the Watch directly and do not actually run on the Watch, but project their interfaces to its screen from the iPhone.