Sentence examples for swaps project from inspiring English sources

Having initiated, facilitated and organized the world's first debt-for-health research swap when I was Director of the Harvard University Center for Population and Development's debt swaps project now 18 years ago, I can attest to the multiple benefits accruing from a well-managed debt-swap.

In fact, a 2009 study from the World Bank's Independent Evaluation Group examined 11 major healthcare SWAps projects in Ghana, Malawi, Uganda, and several other countries.

The clothes swap project 11.

Since most "small tech companies often have crappy or non-existent APIs," Brown believes that the Founder Swap project could help make startups more open.

However, the effects of adding new products such as cookstoves to the SWAP project need to be monitored for a potentially negative impact on the distribution of other products.

One wonders what Ron Howard would have made of it; he was originally slated to direct Captain Phillips while Greengrass was developing Rush, the two film-makers ultimately swapping projects with rewarding results for both.

It is seeking feedback from the research community on the idea of giving all its roughly 3300 investigators the option of applying to swap their project grants for a single, long-term award based largely on their track record.

NIGMS "is seeking feedback from the research community on the idea of giving all its roughly 3300 investigators the option of applying to swap their project grants for a single, long-term award based largely on their track record," Kaiser wrote.

They swapped some projects they'd been working on, recorded their first song and things took off from there.

This is an old predicament, but the Internet enables new experiments in resolving it — like the Swap Meat, a project of a Web site called Coudal.com.

Sprinkles were distributed by a local organization in the Nyando district of southwestern Kenya — the Safe Water and AIDS Project (SWAP) — in which local women sell subsidized health products ranging from malaria nets to sanitary napkins in their communities.