Sentence examples for taking part in a pilot from inspiring English sources

In 2010, farms taking part in a pilot in Pakistan reduced water consumption by around 30% or 11.71bn cubic metres.

Thol Srey Mach is one of 400 women taking part in a pilot scheme that is sending Cambodian domestic workers to Singapore.

Stanley Park high, where Sam is a pupil, is taking part in a pilot study for a controlled trial, which will take place during the next academic year.

Information received by HM Revenue and Customs will be passed on to other countries that are taking part in a pilot scheme launched by the UK-hosted G8 summit earlier this year.

There was talk at the weekend of one or two of the bigger and more advanced developing countries taking part in a pilot scheme to explore whether poor countries could join in the fullness of time.

To help provide answers, two English schools – the Abbey school in Reading (girls independent, ages 3-18) and Emmbrook school in Wokingham (comprehensive, ages 11-18) – have been taking part in a pilot project – the English contribution to trials currently underway in ten countries worldwide.

Some 69 local party congresses took part in a pilot program in which delegates directly elected their party secretary.

Despite the lack of funding, the ministry received a "high level of interest" from organisations invited to take part in a pilot phase of the project.

Arcadia said: "BHS took part in a pilot from November 2011 to the end of February this year within their stores in two regions.

The unions have rejected it, Sheffield city council refuses to take part in a pilot scheme, and politicians from all parties despise it.

Delegates at the National Union of Teachers conference in Harrogate voted unanimously in favour of persuading schools to refuse to take part in a pilot of the test this September – leading to a boycott of the tests in 2016.