Sentence examples for state-led projects from inspiring English sources
"True Rwandans" provided free labour for state-led projects like school building, road works, the construction of sanitation facilities and digging of anti-erosion ditches.
The French government is no longer placing all its bets on big, state-led projects, as it did in the 1970s heyday of massive investment in high-speed trains and Airbus.
Though Americans told themselves that their geopolitical advances sprang naturally from private enterprise, many came from state-led projects, such as those that developed the space program or the internet.
And its ability to direct vast resources to state-led projects, such as solar power or artificial intelligence, do promise the sort of geopolitical gains once achieved in the United States.
Astonishingly, this enormous, state-led project was implemented, without any elaboration or budget plan, and despite strong public and government opposition.
I discuss the state-led project in transforming the modern tea plantation for "restoring" a landscape deemed as "ancient tea forest" (guchalin) in Mangjing.
In this collaborative research on the state-led project of building ethnic groups and traditional medicines, we explore the relations that can exist between public and formal knowledge/governance practices and "wild" lore, authority, and forces.
Their ideas were studied closely in Meji Japan, where a state-led project of land reform and industrialization began in the early 1870s.
But even at the time, Linn knew that heavy-handed federal involvement in a primarily state-led project could be the Core's political undoing: He anticipated right-wing critics would point to Race to the Top and allege states had only signed onto the Core in exchange for funding, handily connecting that sequence of events to a tea party narrative about a socialist and micromanaging government.
State-led technology projects do not.
As the self-appointed mascot of the so-called Chongqing Model — his signature formula of state-led investment projects and populist politicking — Mr. Bo used the urban landscape as a canvas for his agenda.
