Sentence examples for the projects intended from inspiring English sources

It is regrettable – but entirely outside our control – that the funding made available appears not to have benefited those people, nor reached the projects intended".

The speeded-up process approved by the commissioners of the bistate agency seeks to finish by 2009 rather than 2016 the projects intended to keep the port competitive.

The projects, intended to save energy by installing insulation, were stopped on 19 November, pending safety evaluations of the work.

Last year 400 Chinese labourers worked 24-hour shifts to complete the project, intended to serve Afghanistan and Central Asia.

It concluded that "the record shows" that the engineer in charge of the project "intended to collect, store and review" the data "for possible use in other Google products".

It foresees the start of economic and technical feasibility studies for the project, intended to produce 4.7 million tons of liquefied natural gas a year, most of which is expected to go to the United States.

The project, intended to help promote business, encourage pedestrian traffic and link different segments of the street, will include tree plantings, graffiti removal and new awnings that have been designed by students at nearby Pratt Institute.

This growing digital crowd is changing the object of development: the beneficiary is no longer someone far away and unreachable, but a person who should and can be part of the project intended to help his or her community.

Opponents quickly outlined a multi-pronged battle plan calling for litigation, political pressure and demonstrations aimed at derailing construction of the project, intended to deliver more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day from Canada to Nebraska. .

However, since the project intended to develop elderly care, it may be regarded as unethical to exclude these persons.

Thus the project intended to address the first two of the three D's (delays) contributing to maternal death – the delay in seeking care and the delay in reaching an adequate facility (7).