Sentence examples for treat project from inspiring English sources

The economic models treat project evaluation much like a conventional investment decision.

It has been found that most of the companies treat project schedule and cost estimate as an isolated system.

The project manager should not treat project schedule, cost estimation and risk register as separate, isolated systems.

We therefore contribute to theory by posing the question "can a more comprehensive perspective on the escalation phenomenon drawing on organisation theory be developed?" We turn to three contributions to research on major projects which treat project escalation as an organisational process rather than an engineering problem.

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However, available literature treats project contracting as a technical issue to be delegated to technical project managers and legal experts.

Increased pay was necessary for "psychological reasons," he said, so that the guards would treat the project as real work.

I was able to treat the project as if I were a hobbyist, without concern for profit, and simply enjoy the experience.

At the Brooklyn town houses, Ms. Insardi's fellow students from Parsons' environmental design class were invited by Sarah Beatty, the founder of Green Depot, to treat the project as a sustainable design learning laboratory.

If decisionmakers treat this project as no more than a local exercise in economic development, goosed up by fatuous public relations, they will be weighed in the scales and found wanting, for as long as history sustains a regard for truth.

The students knew that the jury members were going to be instructed to treat the project proposals, the coherence of the program, and the students during their defense as if they were professional scientists.