Sentence examples for use of project from inspiring English sources

For example, he encourages the use of "Project Labour Agreements" on big federal construction projects, whereby contractors must recruit through a union hiring hall.

The use of project labor agreements on government projects has waxed and waned for decades, depending on who was in power.

Having begun by saying that women had been turned off the debate by both side's use of Project Fear tactics and that what they really wanted was the facts, she went on to say "a maelstrom of change is buffeting our society: if we leave the EU, the economy will be thrown into recession and 800,000 jobs will be lost".

The use of project planning and control techniques based on PERT or CPM are now common in all types of civil engineering and construction work, as well as for large developmental projects such as the manufacture of aircraft, missiles, space vehicles, and large mainframe computer systems.

Based on these capabilities, it's easy to imagine the use of Project Kinect for many robotics and surveillance applications.

The information which is generated through the use of project risk management is applied within the project (Patterson and Neailey 2002).

The artists combine the conventions of architectural presentation -- the use of projected shadow to give three-dimensionality to precisely scaled elevation drawings -- with a highly realistic watercolor technique.

The use of projected Brechtian titles doesn't disguise a feeling that some of the scenes they preface would have creaked long before Hansberry's day.

And Mr. Kylian's use of projected shadows and a paneled backdrop through which the dancers endlessly disappear and re-enter to diminishing effect, has the look of handy extraneous gimmickry.

At the same moment, entirely independently, the artists Paul Myoda and Julian LaVerdiere were working with Creative Time, a nonprofit arts organization, to develop an astonishingly similar proposal, which also involved the use of projected light.

What makes this more than just one man standing on a stage is the use of projected animation, but in particular the three breakdancers with umbrellas who stand in as Berkavitch's subconscious and sometimes his conscience.