Sentence examples similar to trust projects from inspiring English sources

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust project will ensure people can live closer to home while having rehabilitation.

According to the result of the survey of SCET Secure Computingg, Economy and Trust) project, 78% of buyers want their information is confidential.

IBM is involved in developing some of the protocols and technology to accomplish the goals of the 13.6m euro (£11.4m) European-funded Attribute-Based Credentials for Trust project.

The Trust project is joined by a new app called "Box for Enterprise Mobility Management," which will help large companies better manage their on-the-go IT setup.

In addition to the payouts, the donor gets juicy tax breaks: an upfront deduction for the share of the trust projected to go to charity by law at least 10%–and the ability to sell the assets in the trust without taking an immediate capital gains tax hit.

The expansion has come with opportunities to build trust — Project Shield now protects John-Allan Namu, a Kenyan investigative journalist who works on Africa Uncensored, and project engineers spent time in Kenya during the 2013 election to learn about the DDoS protection needs of journalists and election monitors.

This work was supported by the Intramural Research Program of the Division of Intramural Research, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, the Wellcome trust project 078937, Czech Science Foundation (projects 206/09/0777 and 206/09/H026), Czech Ministry of Education (projects MSM0021620828 and LC06009) and the Boehringer Ingelheim Fonds.

Phase I was financially supported by the FAO Regular Programme (including a TCP project for a locust outbreak in Eritrea) and trust fund projects funded by Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland and the USA.

The most interesting of the trust's projects is the one it calls Trout in the Classroom.

The trust funds projects that aim to engage the public in issues concerning science and its place in society.

It turns out that adopting IES encounters many barriers: lack of trust between project partners, delay in project progress, financial feasibility considerations, lack of support from tenants, lengthy legal permit procedures, over-ambitious project goals, poor experiences in previous projects, and IES ambitions that are not taken serious by key decision-makers.