Sentence examples for steering the project from inspiring English sources

Expansion of the EU has been painful for a country used to steering the project in tandem with Germany.

But individual sensibilities are increasingly evident, steering the project off the rails in engaging ways and proving that the author is not so dead after all.

Milton Bassin, who as president of York College in Jamaica, Queens, oversaw the construction of a vast campus on a once-blighted site — steering the project through New York's fiscal crisis and, in the process, helping to revitalize Jamaica and educate thousands of disadvantaged students — died on Monday in the Bronx.

At a meeting in Stimson's office on September 23 attended by Bundy, Bush, Conant, Groves, Marshall Somervell and Stimson, Bush put forward his proposal for steering the project by a small committee answerable to the Top Policy Group.

When I get stuck with clients or colleagues or don't see the connection between my piece of the work and the bigger picture, benchmarks can help to remind us where you're going, how we're moving forward, and who is at the helm steering the project.

CH initiated the study, provided many valuable suggestions steering the project and was the head of the lab where the work was done.

City stayed loyal to Garry Cook, whom they inherited, but since his resignation last month are hunting for a chief executive capable of steering the Abu Dhabi project through the organisational, financial and political challenges City face.

The major difference is that the design thinking approach positions its contribution mostly at the strategic level, thus shifting the emphasis away from techniques towards steering the whole project.

Normally, the external resources involved in a TOI come from various areas, each of them bringing an individual capacity that may aid the manufacturing enterprise when steering the innovation project.

Weiss' deep respect for and engagement with process, his experience in crafting strategy, marshalling support and seeing legislation to adoption, his willingness to wade in to complex and complicated processes, are all much-valued talents at play in successfully steering the National Library project to its 2017 completion.

It should be noted that the first author, as a representative of the URACCAN (Universidad de las Regiones Autónomas de la Costa Caribe Nicaragüense) Bluefields campus, is a member of the technical commission set up for steering the MPA project and that a part of the information included in this article comes from work being done as part of this commission.