Sentence examples for topical projects from inspiring English sources

We invite proposals for special issues on topical projects and on geoscientiflc events, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

He has added topical projects to his slate, including such films as "Freedom Fighters," which reveals a stunning practice in Thailand where convicted criminals can train and compete in boxing matches that can lead to early release from prison.

Following his departure from the Daily Show, John Oliver has given further details of his as yet unnamed weekly topical project for HBO, which is due to begin in the US in April.

There are many extremely topical genomics projects relevant to Africa.

Sporting events, creative and topical educational projects and socially useful initiatives implemented by schoolchildren in cooperation with teachers, parents and activists from local communities have been planned and implemented by the children themselves, without any influence from outside.

When House does get topical, he still projects his opinions through the lens personal relationships.

At Sony Classical, for example, film scores, crossover projects and topical works dominate the contemporary music releases.

The managerial implication of our research is that entrepreneurs can apply the proposed methodology to identify the most influential topical features embedded in project descriptions, and hence to better promote their projects and improving the chance of raising sufficient funds for their projects.

Finally, combining the project names or Lead Investigators for the GMTF and the MPowerment Project (because of topical proximity), for the GMHT and the 4 Gyms Project (because of the shared UK context) and for the GMTF and the ASSIST Project (because of their UK context and use of Diffusion of Innovations Theory) also yielded interesting insights.

The exhibition continues on the museum's third floor with groups of nonportrait paintings in which the content tends to be at least obliquely topical and emotions forcefully projected.

Employing the likes of Orson Welles and Kurt Weill, the theater project addressed topical issues like the striking of steelworkers and the Agricultural Adjustment Act, often in the form of "Living Newspapers" taken from headlines.