| The hallways are lined with children's work, including stories, weather charts, and other projects they have produced. |
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| The scheme was devised in response to a request from a landowner for projects to enhance the wildlife value of his land. |
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| Training has always come after family and friends and even comes after home improvement projects which I've been doing for the last year. |
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| The resulting projects are, almost invariably, low-density neighbourhoods with tree-lined streets of revivalist style houses. |
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| In an interview, the projects manager resoundingly endorsed the plan to build a training centre there. |
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| This money went towards various projects in the village and also in the community centre. |
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| One mid-sized practice working primarily in Silicon Valley claimed all their projects are modeled in 3D from start to finish. |
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| So far as I have been able to verify, none of his pet projects went short while he was sick. |
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| The MTA is already scrapping plans to buy new subway cars and buses, and will put several major station-upgrade projects on hold. |
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| Thanks to a variety of industry sources, we can give several of these projects a public airing for the first time. |
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| Ghana is situated on the large bulge that projects into the Atlantic Ocean. |
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| The most obvious of these is the long calcaneal heel or calcaneal tuber, which projects proximo-ventrally from the proximal end of the calcaneum. |
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| In the last decade Wallace has earned a reputation for delivering building projects on time and on budget. |
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| Treasury Holdings is to shift some of its focus away from commercial projects and into the construction of high density residential schemes. |
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| This and a host of other community support projects reduce the numbers of fires throughout the region. |
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| Experts say the most popular home improvement projects are room additions, sprucing up the kitchen and updating the bath. |
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| He said when the school had managed projects internally they had achieved much better value for money. |
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| All in all, his life seems to be all go, as he has some other projects in hand as well, but he is enjoying it. |
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| These are huge projects that will consume enormous amounts of copper and steel over the next decade, even if global GDP growth slows. |
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| These projects reflect very badly on the owners and developers of these sites, their consultants and engineers, as well as on the Council. |
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| Enormous subsequent engineering projects have modified the river still further, depriving it of huge wetland areas. |
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| He is not pretentious in any way, he wears his heart on his sleeve and I think that projects to anyone listening to his music. |
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| The projects omission from the latest announcement of Government funding for new schools has left St Patrick's Secondary School in a predicament. |
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| Action projects help build skills that are difficult to acquire from textbooks. |
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| He pointed out that our bipartite collaboration on the worm was exceptional among genome sequencing projects in its success and lack of friction. |
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| To stem the tide, so to speak, the Pebble Beach Company has undertaken major projects at major expense. |
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| The colonists were interested in neither of these projects and Grey was denounced as an out-of-touch theorist. |
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| Many avant-garde filmmakers had migrated from the plastic arts, and through their careers continued parallel projects in multiple mediums. |
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| Dogan said the plan was a compilation of concrete investment projects that had been selected after careful screening. |
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| A child's revolving lantern projects kaleidoscopic images of brightly colored animals on a bedroom wall. |
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| The two elements are joggled in plan so that the northern one projects as a shaded deck towards the east. |
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| The coach has tabbed Porter as one of his main projects for the off season. |
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| Data-mining projects are generally a good bet for companies in poor financial shape, looking to technology for quick payback, he says. |
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| I can't promise anything though since midterms and tons of projects are coming up! |
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| The four quadrants of the productivity matrix range from major projects with short deadlines to tasks that are much less important. |
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| Even so, I for one have long felt that these projects give more than they take by returning the pulse of life to great urban railroad terminals. |
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| Rather than institute wholesale radical changes, pilot projects in small geographic areas could determine feasibility of a variety of models. |
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| Contemporary artists such as Julie Rrap have also commissioned Chris and his atelier of artisans to bring their projects to life. |
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| With that said, it makes you wonder why such development projects get the green light. |
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| Daniel has photographed participants in the projects and their families at familiar landmarks around the town. |
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| Seemingly vital projects such as turning a polystyrene head into a binaural microphone now seem pointless. |
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| Each of the members present dealt at length on the projects they were involved in. |
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| Business has responded very positively to a tender for projects to reduce emissions, which can be rewarded with carbon credits. |
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| Most of the projects were obviously not the kind of things feasible in a more modestly funded group show. |
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| The pool house, heated and filled with water to the brimming edges and up to the base of the glazing, projects into the middle distance. |
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| Failure to provision for projects to be undertaken tomorrow can deeply compromise those future projects. |
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| There are also extensive public housing projects by the housing development boards. |
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| He provides really on-target tips for refining how teams should approach projects that are aiming for something new, something better. |
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| Growing up in the projects of East Boston, he was the runt of a litter of eight children, all born within a span of 12 years. |
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| If the Executive is serious about delivering on its projects it should see about copying the example for riverside regeneration set in England. |
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| Aidwa says this is objectionable because it projects a daughter as a liability and a son as an investment. |
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| I have a bad tendency to move on to the new cool project and leave other projects behind. |
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| The money is to be given to projects ranging from biotechnology and semiconductors to the creative industries and oil and gas. |
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| Both projects aim to seize on an opportunity to ease the growing congestion in Europe's ports caused by the boom in containerisation. |
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| All of these sites were haemorrhaging money, and started talking up movie projects as a way of sustaining their venture capital. |
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| The flyover projects are stuck with no sign of a resolution of whatever conflicts they are mired in. |
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| You are youthful and enthusiastic about new creative projects and opportunities today. |
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| The cumulus projects into a single large fluid-filled space, the antrum, formed from the coalescence of the smaller spaces noted previously. |
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| During the past century empires crashed, new states foundered, utopian projects failed and entire civilisations melted down. |
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| The seedhead of slender wild oat is very attenuated and from it projects a long awn that looks like an antenna from a large insect. |
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| Many building owners and developers are demanding that design criteria for their projects include security master plans. |
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| The next six weeks is spent working on consultancy projects for small and medium-sized businesses in Scotland. |
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| Karydakis is warning Americans not to expect immediate results from spending on infrastructure and says those shovel-ready projects are limited. |
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| The money will also be used for small projects which improve quality of life for people in areas which will benefit from the cash. |
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| With compliance to building codes a given, the real question on many projects is whether it is worthwhile to go beyond code requirements. |
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| The Knossos throne room has a magnificent throne flanked by wall paintings showing griffins and projects an image of divine power. |
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| The Yankee Group projects steeper year-over-year growth for satellite, broadband wireless and other technologies. |
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| It can be used by itself on smaller projects or to supplement big equipment on larger jobs. |
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| Many projects have been started to supply Linux with a windowed environment. |
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| They also warn that the Government's track record on hi-tech projects suggests it could prove a shambles. |
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| The university has an exciting academic year ahead of it, with a range of innovative projects and new courses on offer for students. |
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| I had been looking for some software to manage web projects in an agile and collaborative way. |
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| The conflicting interests of the two regulatory projects led to interscalar contestation between the local and the national. |
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| Short-lived, transitory projects and the open exchange of ideas filters our emotions through an agile and razor sharp intelligence. |
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| The project ranked four projects as representing very good value for money. |
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| We did class projects together in Spanish and even hung out after school every now and then. |
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| A favorite assignment was designing a giant zoetrope, which projects images through slits in a revolving wheel, for a toy store. |
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| Keane's company, Corrigeen Construction, is involved in a number of building projects in the midlands. |
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| I have listed those projects in a separate hard-backed journal because I feel I have more control of them when I can see them outlined on paper. |
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| The Slave Dancer is written through Jessie's eyes, and projects a depressing, melancholy mood. |
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| Social housing is showing the way, with projects exceeding current building regulations in terms of sustainability. |
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| They are also popular as rental items for special projects where ground conditions favor their use. |
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| There was a long period of time when he had a lot of projects fall through and had a lot of difficulties getting a project off the ground. |
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| Getting a rush of blood to the head and trying to force through projects by executive fiat can, and will, backfire. |
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| But all the projects are aimed at either the upper class, the middle class or lower class, there is nothing for the absolute poor. |
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| He projects a tremendous sound across all registers of the instrument, while conveying the poetry of the score. |
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| They have also run projects for the children to look at pollution and environmental issues. |
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| It is a bit part, but he is the only person in the film who projects the real Kennedy glamour. |
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| More detailed information on the particular elements of the projects will be provided as it becomes available. |
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| These getting-with-the-times projects tend to span across enough years to make themselves self-perpetuating. |
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| There are projects now where Bahamian politicians have given a verbal okay, so the investors have started. |
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| Meanwhile, the council has listed elsewhere on these pages a wide range of projects benefiting the ratepayer and funded through the rates. |
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| I may not know much, but I do happen to know of some interesting projects that will tickle your tailfeather. |
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| The projects launched that evening went to show what could be achieved if one could mobilise community support, he said. |
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| I won't discuss my other projects in progress that are stalled and waiting. |
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| Neatly and light-footedly, it bridges the gap between the millennium projects we have got to date, and those many of us have dreamed of. |
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| Armouring of the extension to Wellington airport runway in 1955 was one of the earliest projects to use Tetrapods. |
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| With so many exciting projects and prospects, is there anything he would wish for? |
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| There were previously unheard of projects and homework that made a sudden appearance this morning. |
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| The Manhattan Project was and is still one of the most secretive projects ever created in United States history. |
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| They have a long, spike-like appendage called a telson that projects from the rear of their bodies. |
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| The perforating foramen has disappeared, and the calcaneal tuber projects to the rear. |
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| Across the country, companies are halting projects and dropping product lines. |
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| If the face frame projects beyond the side of the cabinet, plane the wood until it is flush. |
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| The slowing economy is beginning to be felt in another major sector as huge building projects are delayed or mothballed. |
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| Most of these projects require someone very knowledgeable in plumbing and laying of pipe. |
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| At the same time, 24 major projects were successfully achieved and BR became the only profitable main-line railway in Europe. |
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| Its focus is on gold but its portfolio also includes projects with potential for platinum group metals, copper, silver and base metals. |
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| Other projects in the pipeline include the production of a trio of energy recovery facilities across the county. |
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| This is mitigable via proper sequencing of restoration projects and the Control Program. |
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| And why can we not accommodate our really big projects under the African Development Bank, or even the merchant banks in South Africa? |
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| Various art projects throughout the state of Wisconsin are also generating a buzz. |
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| When an addict is in denial, he projects his anger onto everyone but himself, and especially upon anyone brave enough to tell him the truth. |
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| But throughout its life there have been accusations that money has been misspent and projects mismanaged. |
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| There are no renewable energy projects on the horizon that could immediately help us to avoid a future energy crisis. |
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| The project is a direct descendant of the Learning Design Tools project and other predecessor projects in the E-learning and Pedagogy programme. |
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| We're talking about you busting out of habitual patterns, bailing on projects that have lost their luster. |
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| What's less well understood is how noxious such projects are for the cities that surround them. |
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| Visitors can also take a look at the career information stand, an exhibition of projects and historic memorabilia on the night. |
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| He built a biochar facility in Australia and has more projects in the works. |
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| The tasks of terminologists vary from updating single term records to projects on certain subject fields. |
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| Langer thinks redirecting subsidies to sustainable salmon-farming projects would push the industry in the right direction. |
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| However, they cannot authorize projects without the approval of the appropriate ethics committee. |
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| Unlike so many practitioners of institutional critique, he often imbued his projects with a sense of playfulness. |
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| Some fiscal conservatives within the Republican Party broke ranks to protest the pet projects that are earmarked for lawmakers' home districts. |
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| Ambitious projects require cooperation among many players, from engineers and machinists to consumers and shareholders. |
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| And this overextension of projects was knowingly incorporated into the plan. |
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| They all sat down with their insurance agents to assign liability for past projects and work in progress, should a claim arise. |
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| He also worked as a journeyman carpenter on many major construction projects in western and northern Canada. |
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| Ang Lee managed to move with extraordinary adeptness from straight Taiwanese projects to Jane Austen to the American Civil War. |
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| So they thrash around, throwing money at projects and making sacrifices to the gods. |
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| He also pointed out that voluntary labour is now accepted as a source of matching funding in projects as is funding from the national lottery. |
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| A number of wind projects are at an advanced stage of development while biomass projects are also being progressed. |
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| From our base in a permanent U.S. Forest Service work camp, we'll repair and maintain multi-use trails and do other projects as needed. |
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| Peer mentors also help students identify campus leadership opportunities and community service projects of interest. |
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| This radio-controlled clock satisfies my need for accuracy, plus it projects the time onto my bedroom ceiling. |
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| This is the way we get the bulk of the tools and materials we need for projects on the house. |
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| To guide his hand as it shapes the Styrofoam, he projects composite image-and-text designs onto the panel. |
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| It covers most major airliners in service today and lists future projects under development at Airbus and Boeing. |
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| Is it that wordlessness that prompts you to work in film for certain projects rather than in theatre? |
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| Each window projects as a bay, with a base low enough to sit on and wide enough to serve as a generous shelf for flowers and cards. |
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| The recipient projects include everything from biomechanics to genetic research, mathematical theories to computational finance. |
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| As a campanological consultant and researcher Gideon Bodden directs numerous carillon-related projects in Holland and abroad. |
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| These housing projects are cruelly juxtaposed amid the sublime beauty that surrounds Nuuk. |
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| Both have formed partnerships with larger companies in order to take on big projects without spreading themselves too thin. |
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| The council will be responsible for selecting projects and deciding on individual grant allocations. |
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| In recent years, Japan, once a model of fiscal rectitude, spent wildly on public works projects in an effort to stimulate the economy. |
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| In its draft resolutions, the ANC called on all levels of government to create projects that generated jobs. |
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| She tests us on her weekly columns, gives sudden projects and papers and orals due the next day, and asks impossible things. |
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| One of those projects is believed to be a science-fiction-themed adventure game. |
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| Instead, as well as cash from the Government, businesses will hand over pots of money in sponsorship to help fund projects around the country. |
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| Some future roads will be tolled but with additional state capital subsidies being provided to make the projects economic for the private sector. |
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| Eventually, the Union undertook a number of projects to investigate women's work. |
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| It projects the densely built cityscape amidst a set of evocative photographs of the city. |
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| While some high profile projects have been killed off, in the main the government has no idea how to replace them. |
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| He has a real knack for picking projects that are a little off the beaten track, but guaranteed to be interesting. |
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| Staff and faculty, books and projects are all helping us to master our intellects and expand our minds. |
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| They undertook various engineering projects including the renovation of a Bailey bridge across an inter-ethnic boundary. |
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| Truly a charismatic man, he projects loving kindness to everyone and it shows. |
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| His dapper mod dress code contradicts the sweaty confrontationalism he projects on stage. |
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| Task sheets and worksheets will be available to teachers and the final projects are presented in both electronic format and hard copy. |
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| Corman set neophytes to work off their baby fat on projects like Battle Beyond the Sun and Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women. |
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| He said one of the major projects of the refit was the installation of a new electrical switchboard and associated cabling. |
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| At the same time we're working on very exciting projects and world-class projects. |
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| The commission summary states that the financed and refinanced projects will generate 620 jobs, including the 40 in Jacksonville. |
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| Doesn't the government say the projects are about solving the problems on deprived council estates? |
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| Another processor, with scalable memory bandwidth, runs more EDA simulation projects without even affecting the first. |
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| Further, the government system requires that projects are contracted out by private enterprises by a bidding process. |
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| The company donates a percentage of proceeds to reforestation projects around the world. |
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| Spin-off projects came naturally from his ability and regular habit of recognizing valuable nuggets in random scientific observations. |
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| He has been undertaking a variety of projects including fitting central heating and fires. |
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| I also defend our right to civil protest when city projects employ less qualified nonunion labor. |
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| Opponents to one of Waterford city's regeneration projects fear that valuable artefacts may be destroyed by developers' digging. |
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| The projects center on the ancient martial art of wushu and will showcase death-defying action in the Hong Kong-style of filmmaking. |
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| So both nations initiated design projects to mount their ballistic missiles on merchant vessels or on warships. |
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| Some high-tech companies rehired workers to complete projects put on hold last year. |
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| Some of the most satisfying projects were chapels and sanctuaries in hospitals. |
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| He has consulted at most of the storage ring projects around the world, many of which have installed Halbach design undulators and wigglers. |
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| At 48, he is learning to tame his creative spirit and take on just a couple of projects at a time. |
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| The Nature study sets the stage for two new projects beginning this summer that will attempt to probe characteristics of hurricanes. |
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| Due to the pace of the construction, some projects are finishing ahead of schedule. |
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| The projects included swimming pools, leisure complexes, and all-weather facilities. |
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| Currently there are 23 ongoing ACF projects involving experimentation with mice, rats, hamsters, rabbits, ducks, sandpipers, and zebra finches. |
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| The more recent photographs of the projects undertaken during the millennium year had pride of place. |
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| Instead of being terminated, these pilot projects should be expanded to other magisterial districts. |
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| Lord Rama is one of the avatars of Lord Vishnu and Ramayana is a story which projects Hindu ideals of life. |
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| The final selection of student projects for the Archiprix is not a representative sample of what is going on below the surface. |
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| He also reviewed the progress of some World Bank-aided projects and the choking of drains by plastic waste and landfills in low-lying areas. |
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| None of the planned projects is offshore, however, although in Europe, where suitable land is scarce, more and more projects are putting out to sea. |
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| Stop the funding, the theory goes, and the projects won't happen. |
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| Stanford University now has a bioengineering program that brings together engineering, medical, and other faculty to collaborate on projects such as artificial corneas. |
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| I worked in cha housing projects for five years, processing public assistance applications. |
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| Her mixed-media sculptures and leaded glass panels and windows adorn projects ranging from private residences to churches and public buildings across the country. |
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| The Council for Hakka Affairs could also help with Council for Cultural Affairs projects in Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli, where a lot of Hakkas live, Tchen said. |
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| He said international Olympic chiefs are anxious that no projects be undertaken in London if there is a risk of them becoming white elephants after the Games. |
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| The material feature of this claim is that the ball should have such a diameter that it projects above the recess in which it sits but can move freely inside the recess. |
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| Revitalizing suburbs and building biobanks are great ideas, but none will be executed if our future leaders don't believe these projects will benefit anyone. |
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| Many of these artists were doing these projects in specialty magazines for the art community but were ready to challenge the stampers in the craft industry. |
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| Most flood-control projects involve widening, deepening and straightening channels so they can hold a larger volume of water before they can inundate adjacent flood plains. |
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| One of the more fascinating projects I read about that never came to fruition was your Howard Hughes biopic starring Jim Carrey. |
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| Most projects take as long as they take, although scientists are usually in so much of a hurry to get results that there's no need to crack the whip. |
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| Most rehab projects close old wounds and jazz up eco-complexity. |
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| Vast amounts are whittled away on such concepts as benchmarking and decentralisation, but urgent road projects are still being argued over at Oireachtas committees. |
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| If only I could have danced my way through some of my science fair projects in grade school! |
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| This means that projects you spearheaded, amid pooh-poohing, are now being valued by people who wish to profit from them. |
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| Despite some organisations initiating ICT projects to benefit rural communities through telecentres, Internet service has just recently begun to spread all over the country. |
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| The central processes of bipolar neurons constitute the auditory component of the eighth cranial nerve, which projects centrally to the cochlear nuclei. |
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| While opting for fun, Abrams and Reims jettisoned the things that typically make Abrams' projects addictive entertainment. |
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| He he, it's amazing how nerdy projects can bring people together. |
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| For want of a public debate, key projects are still hanging fire. |
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| After the formal introductions, Julie went on to talk about last year's projects for a long while, then we discussed ideas for this year for about half an hour. |
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| Congress created SIGAR to provide oversight of relief and reconstruction projects in Afghanistan. |
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| The reservoir of settlement-related projects available for promotion is finite. |
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| People left, and when they came back, the projects they were living in were boarded up, fenced in with barbed wire. |
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| Housing minister Jeff Rooker said the projects had already started and given hope of a revitalised future to the nine areas most acutely affected. |
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| Continuing research initiated during the sabbatical leave of Professor Hildebrand, a series of research projects are exploring the issue of bus safety in Australia. |
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| A final suggestion for getting images onto clear plastic sheets for this and other projects is to use an acrylic medium and transfer the ink-jet printed image to the acetate. |
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| He had gone on to such projects as a 28-foot marionette for the 1965 Balanchine production of Don Quixote. |
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| In this way, all unenlightened experience is fabricated by the various aspects of the mind as it generates a false self and projects delusory objects onto reality. |
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| They have portrayed the company as a sort of alpha polluter, providing funds to environmentally destructive logging and mining projects all over the globe. |
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| One of the sandhogs' biggest projects right now is building Water Tunnel Number 3, which is the largest capital construction project in New York City's history. |
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| The program is innovative, clever, a pleasure to work with and one of the rare open-source projects designed with end users, not just hackers, in mind. |
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| In some cases, the projects submitted were identical in all respects. |
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| It is appreciated that those who are involved in the development of two projects in the parish, the ball alley and the GAA pitches, are doing their bit. |
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| Thus, women's refuges were among the first projects to have been realised. |
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| At a time when many of the past decades' urban renewal projects are facing the wrecking ball, Detroit's Lafayette Park continues to be a model of urban livability. |
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| When projects fall behind schedule, it seems to be because these particular employees are stacked up with work and can't adhere to the project schedule. |
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| It will necessarily be years before such projects will have a stimulative effect on growth. |
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| He might no longer enjoy a golden handcuffs deal with ITV, but following his recent series Wire In The Blood he's got three other projects in the pipeline. |
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| Highway maintenance work provides the 'shovel-ready' projects the Government is looking for to stimulate the economy with almost immediate effect. |
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| The students had prepared projects for the various discussion workshops. |
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| Bands that mature and develop in Canada are also able to receive government funding for their projects and are promoted by radio regulation standards set by law. |
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| There are only three ways the government can obtain funds to throw at all their shovel-ready projects and all three leave in their wake negative economic consequences. |
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| And we need a fast-track process to make sure that infrastructure projects are approved. |
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| Assorted paint sets are available with projects or iron-on transfers. |
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| Indeed, they may be the developer themselves when it comes to Waste management, sewage treatment and other infrastructural projects such as outer city ring roads and bypasses. |
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| We are babblers, when we limit our use of language to utilitarian ends, when we make it serviceable to the projects through which we sidestep our anxiety. |
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| The composer has his share of offbeat projects to keep himself busy. |
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| Following launch, early on we would receive interesting e-mails via the Web site about spectacular projects in Hawaii or Florida or other waterfront wonderlands. |
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| But how many billions in foreign aid have been wasted over the decades due to the grandiose projects and corruption of dictatorships and kleptocracies? |
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| Sponsors can expect to gain unfettered access to all the intellectual property in the building, where about 100 employees work on various projects involving lateral thinking. |
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| Given that one of Bob's projects involves pasture-raised Red Wattle hogs, you might opt for the tartine topped with artisanal ham, pear, Manchego cheese and honey. |
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| His art at its most affecting projects a harrowing instability. |
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| All DIY projects should be reducible to an A4 sized flowchart detailing a handful of easy steps, available by calling a 1900 number after the show. |
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| Dewey wanted to reconstruct philosophy to be a force of social reform and was personally involved in projects designed to bring about concrete changes in society. |
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| Signs show you dusting off shelved entrepreneurial projects or weaving more commerce into the fabric of your daily life. |
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| If this doesn't work, it means that, unfortunately and terribly wastefully, a lot of wonderful projects may have to close while the fund remains in a frozen state. |
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| The committee also said that many projects lacked proper supervision from mid-managers, and that quality standards were often replaced with self-indulgence. |
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| Redwood beauty is typified by rich cinnamon-colored heartwood, cream-colored sapwood, distinctive grain and performance that keeps projects looking good for years. |
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| No structures are yet in place to encourage the conception and execution of long-term transdisciplinary collaborative projects at national and international levels. |
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| However, the same technology offers alternatives to the top-down projects heralded above. |
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| Looms can be restrung for future projects with cotton string. |
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| The ray, which proved effective at a range of 160 feet in testing in early July, projects from an antenna that can be mounted on the roof of police cruisers. |
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| Rattling through the housing projects and begrimed streets, it's hard to imagine that it was ever anything but a jumping off point for immigrants. |
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| Perhaps we could start a new policy of tidying up past projects that have ceased, such as professionally reinstating the grass where the skateboard park once existed? |
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| Future projects will include reef development in recreational and commercial shellfish harvesting areas and water quality remediation projects to improve impaired waterways. |
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| The trend in the industrialised world is for people to work their guts out when young, then move to part-time working patterns or contract-based projects as life moves on. |
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| Today, based in a large flat in Glasgow's West End with her partner Steve and sons Fergus and Owen, Mina juggles a number of smaller projects in addition to her book series. |
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| Leigh famously begins work on his projects with no script, no characters and no names, expecting the actors to pitch in on all of these in a collaborative workshop style. |
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| He is working on a translation of the German lyric poet Rainer Rilke's Sonnets to Orpheus and on music projects with Scottish piano player Steve Hamilton, who lives in Sofia. |
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| In the 1960s there were several more projects to build ternary logic gates and memory cells, and to assemble these units into larger components such as adders. |
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| We developed several outdoor projects with an acrylic fabric often used for boat covers because it's resistant to mildew, water, and fading and it can be cleaned with a hose. |
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| The essays range from the American desert to China, from discussions of gardens, landscape and architectural projects to exegeses of landscape texts and to the camera lucida. |
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| Scientists now fear the bruising experience will make it more difficult to wring cash out of the government for similar ambitious projects in the future. |
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| Others in our group were taken to see the reconstruction projects as well as going on patrol and visiting an orphanage in the red zone adopted by our American Soldiers! |
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| Private equity may be the only route for some start-ups or expansions, and angels would like to see more projects take wing, because that's how they make money. |
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| The state of the sewerage system in Kirkwall, which includes a leaking pipe, has meant all new building projects in the town have been put on hold. |
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| The floor models are typically better buys with more accessories and attachments and are able to handle larger projects than the bench-top models. |
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| Clients often ask for changes to prototypical elements late in the design process and request that those changes be implemented in all projects currently underway. |
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| In the social area it has assisted disabled people and has lent a hand with the environment through projects for waste management and water management. |
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| Environmentalists fumed about the World Bank's funding of destructive infrastructure projects and the IMF's reborn version of structural adjustment. |
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| It is looking for projects to support and opportunities to aid family development and address issues relevant to children and young people, such as new safe play areas. |
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| The other two projects are simply made from standard-size lumber. |
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| The corbie steps of the west front, with those of the small western front of the North Chapel, which projects beyond the tower, are the only examples in the island. |
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| The award enables agency leaders in western Canada to take a sabbatical year to work on self-designed projects that are intended to benefit the broader voluntary sector. |
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| Our projects will include building kaleidoscopes and telescopes, experimenting with UV and IR light, and arranging mirrors so that a laser shines on a predetermined spot. |
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| It had so far spent Rs.6.66 lakhs on community service projects this year. |
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| Outsourcing provides the flexibility necessary for a company to modulate its activities, control its burn rate, and stop and start projects quickly. |
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| Department of Education projects steady growth in college enrollment and associate's degrees over the next decade. |
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| Attitudes towards the value that independent quantity surveyors bring to projects needs to change but the situation in the region is improving. |
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| During the past year, TKO has worked with Lechters on a variety of projects including Lechters' annual report. |
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| All these projects and developments have resulted in an increased demand for specialised insurance services which QIC is well-placed to provide. |
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| The multipartite projects need to federate experts on different areas and information systems in order to complete the common objective. |
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| It was not designed as a single monument, but is the result of various projects that were undertaken at different times during late prehistory. |
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| Allied Health Research grants support research projects relevant to clinical practice. |
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| Mandarin Oriental Dellis Cay has proved to be one of the most successful development projects in the Caribbean. |
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| Clients can place work orders, communicate their needs for special projects and even receive ongoing project reports. |
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| Alawi said that 50 percent of projects in the region have stopped due to the slowdown. |
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| Instead, the board approved 60 contract work orders as the rail projects proceeded. |
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| These design projects include boats, furniture, golf clubs and, most recently, the Airstream BaseCamp. |
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| With one exception, the B-1B, the projects were canceled or truncated. |
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| As a long-time Metaphase user, ALSTOM Power intends to execute enterprise architecture integration projects based on Metaphase and Accelis. |
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| Onze Muids is one of several projects being executed by STEAG New Energies GmbH in France. |
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| He scored a few projects that were so minor he can barely remember their titles but decided it would be better to find a job in academia. |
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| We're looking for community projects that will help each AAP area and the people who live and work there. |
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| Roadway and street lighting projects in particular often require a mock-up before final decisions are made. |
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| Other projects include adding a second cardiac catheterization laboratory, creating more parking, and a building canopied entrance. |
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| Miles of soviet era housing projects sat along on the ocean. |
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| The Kentucky and Colorado chapters are participating in demonstration projects with Atria Communities, Inc. |
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| Be it the lead role or just an item song, Bollywood actresses are now ready to be part of interesting projects in Kollywood. |
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