Sentence examples for to continue its project from inspiring English sources

He had the self-assured air of a President on a… The Court is likely to continue its project of campaign-finance deregulation after hearing Williams-Yulee v.

The other effort is uptown, and seems to be an even more explicit answer to the question posed by St. Bartholomew's -whose own congregation, seriously divided over the issue, last week held a referendum to determine whether or not to continue its project.

Will it retreat and rebuild the American nation, or will it allow its 1% to continue its universal project paid for by a mortgage on the future of the 99%?

Mr. Goldberg said he viewed the exemption as a narrowly tailored one intended to permit the company to continue its overseas projects.

He expects international wholesales sales to continue its upswing, projecting further increased sales in China, India, Korea and Latin America.

We would like to give special thanks to all BRD employees and donors who, through their generous efforts, made it possible for UNICEF to continue its most important project in the area of education: to boost the school attendance of children from disadvantaged communities.

The new version is already being tested on facebook.com, and Facebook donated $60,000 to Mozilla to continue its work on this project.

The global demand for food is projected to continue its upward trend for at least another 40 years while undernutrition among infants, young children, and women remains a major problem.

The National Restaurant Association is predicting a record year ahead — with the possible exception of those restaurants that call their customers "fat" — and the food truck industry is projected to continue its rapid growth.

Despite the headwinds facing China's economy, its population of HNWIs is projected to continue its fast growth trajectory.

Obesity in the United States is projected to continue its rise over the next 18 years, extending to 42% of Americans by 2030, according to a study released Monday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.