Meanings of work on projects in English

The deals allow union writers to work on projects for these companies immediately.

After the first year, students get to work on projects from paying clients.

The two companies already work on projects including runway safety and alternative jet fuels.

But she took the Fed job to work on projects in trade and financial studies.

So I'll eat in there and work on projects.

Medicins Sans Frontieres brings together thousands of medical staff to work on projects in 70 countries.

The seven schools will work on projects involving a variety of media, including mosaics, painting and ceramics.

As a way to teach this, I'd always put my students into teams to work on projects.

A good friend and I often get together to learn new things, have discussions, and work on projects.

This show forces you to make decisions in an instant I usually work on projects for at least a year.

She was asked to work on projects from Libya to Saudi Arabia, and even on the Central Bank of Iraq.

Soon after discovering elemental tracers, Hevesy's career blossomed, and he continued to work on projects that straddled chemistry and physics.

I even rejected a brilliant engineer as a possible match because he frequently goes off to work on projects in remote locations.

ConsenSys has nearly 1000 official employees, some of whom work on projects related to supply chains, real estate, music, journalism, and other industries.

Strauss was saying: The problem, Mr. Raynor, is getting sufficient funds to work on projects like these, without having strings tied to the money.

You work on a project that does not deliver immediate or steady results; all the while, people around you work on projects that do.