Sentence examples for spur project from inspiring English sources

The "eco-sensitive" Echo Spur project appeals to both the ecologic and economic impact of the development on the local environment and on buyer's pocketbooks.

Today, the organization is launching a new program designed to help spur projects that focus on open web technologies.

It is precisely this kind of mess that spurred projects to develop meaningful ontologies [ 24– 31] to help standardize how we describe biological entities.

"Fuck-ups are vulnerabilities and sharing a fuck-up, no matter how small or large, has an element of vulnerability," says the MC, Lee Crockford, from the suicide prevention-focused Spur Projects, which has previously run such events as a way of helping men open up about their feelings.

To the south of the town a spur projecting into the river forms the West Bank area of Widnes; together with a spur projecting northwards from Runcorn these form Runcorn Gap, a narrowing of the River Mersey.

Runcorn is situated on a spur projecting into the River Mersey, which flows to the north and then to the west of the town.

The Spurs project also required the removal of 72 businesses from the site with the help of compulsory purchase orders, of which 71 went quietly.

Levy also urged that wider regeneration of Tottenham was needed to encourage bank and investor confidence in the Spurs project and earlier this year Haringey council dramatically unveiled three sets of controversial development proposals for a large area across Tottenham High Road from the new stadium site.

So there are a whole host of steps that we've done to provide a cushion for folks who have fallen on very hard times and to try to spur immediate projects that can put people back to work.

"We deliberately chose an open-source approach to the images, with the hope that it will spur more projects using interactive, high-resolution imaging techniques for the technical study of works of art," said Ron Spronk, a professor of art history at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and at Radboud University in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, who led the Web site project.

Some of the later engraved features have spurs projecting from edges of parallel lines and are highly reminiscent of the carving on a canoe prow and stern post from Doubtless Bay and a relief panel from Awanui, both sites in the far north of North Island.