Sentence examples for shepherds the project from inspiring English sources

While Cloud Foundry's history dates back to 2011, when VMware launched the first version, the Cloud Foundry Foundation that now shepherds the project with the help of the Linux Foundation, only launched in 2015.

New Jersey's senior senator, Frank R. Lautenberg, who helped shepherd the project through Congress, cheered Mr. Christie's announcement, which he characterized as a "reversal".

He acknowledged that the department had not taken the lead in the political fight, but said that was because county backers of diversion had offered assurances that they would shepherd the project through the Legislature.

Ms. Jacobs, 48, a former painter and hatmaker, shepherded the project for nine years, and was largely credited with attracting donors and persuading the city to support the project.

"It might not look like much, but people here haven't had something like this in a long time," said Mr. Barbour, 46, who shepherded the project through 13 years of broken promises, false starts and fierce opposition.

And it took 10 years for Disney to finally film and release the movie, according to Barry Josephson, an executive producer who initially took the script to Disney and shepherded the project throughout.

Having shepherded the project through months of costly controversy, he will be at Amster Yard for only five days after the opening, before he is transferred to the Instituto Cervantes office in Casablanca.

Mayor Booker, who has shepherded the project from its first presentation in 2010, was not available for comment and referred a reporter to a news release: "Teachers Village shows that when Newark dreams big and makes ambitious plans, we can achieve development projects that meet the highest standards for innovation and excellence.

Critics of the dam allowed themselves to hope he might, as prime minister, move against it.But before switching to his current job as head of China's legislature, Mr Li managed to shepherd the project past what is probably the point of no return.

Also required were the services of expediters who shepherded the project through the labyrinthine processes of the city's building department, its Landmarks Commission and local preservation organizations to gain permission to build it atop a roof in a landmarked section of Manhattan.

Though the development must still receive final approval, which is expected from the mayor, Borough Council and Planning Board this summer, preliminary work on cleaning the site is to begin in August, according to Anthony J. Zarillo, chairman of the Ford Avenue Redevelopment Agency, which was formed in 2001 to shepherd the project from blueprint to reality.