Sentence examples for urge project from inspiring English sources

Polak and Warwick (2013) urge project proponents to clarify the central problem, talk to the people with the problem, and listen to and understand them, to craft the essential intent (McKeown 2014), including scope and boundary conditions.

City officials in 18th-century New York urged project organizers to change the church's initial location, on Broad Street, in what was then the heart of the city, to a site outside the city limits, at Barclay and Church.

Drawing on evolutionary theory, Aslan argues that people have an "unconscious urge" to project their image onto God, since "we are the lens through which we understand the universe".

Founders should look more to creating strategic objectives over the next year as the starting point to building a budget — and resist the urge to project historical accounting data forward (which most people do).

Catch yourself from slipping into this mode of thinking and resist the urge of projecting worries and shortcomings onto food.

They'd be remiss not to capitalize on the strange irrational American urge to manufacture, project, and worship charisma.

Critics have urged that the project be scaled back.

William, his supervisor, considers Jeff his project, urging him "to climb higher".

St. Nicholas has raised about $4 million, but the church will cost far more, and some city officials and Port Authority executives have urged that the project be scaled back.

Allegiance, which will soon be running on hundreds of thousands -- perhaps millions -- of computers, is another example of that urge to transform projects into products.

With a greater focus than its Danish peer on feeding the poor, the UK project urges customers to simply "pay as they feel".