II. project [ˈprɒdʒekt, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:dʒekt] V. trans.
1. project (forecast):
2. project (propel):
3. project CINE (cause to appear on a surface):
III. project [ˈprɒdʒekt, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:dʒekt] V. intr. (protrude)
| I | project |
|---|---|
| you | project |
| he/she/it | projects |
| we | project |
| you | project |
| they | project |
| I | projected |
|---|---|
| you | projected |
| he/she/it | projected |
| we | projected |
| you | projected |
| they | projected |
| I | have | projected |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | projected |
| he/she/it | has | projected |
| we | have | projected |
| you | have | projected |
| they | have | projected |
| I | had | projected |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | projected |
| he/she/it | had | projected |
| we | had | projected |
| you | had | projected |
| they | had | projected |
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Members of the summit included university attorneys, technology transfer officers, free/open source project leaders, and foundation representatives.
en.wikipedia.org The army assigned 600 soldiers and 150 laborers to the project.
en.wikipedia.org In this simple statement he was highlighting the dislocation of orientation and any possibility of a singular reading; a common resultant of the post-structuralist project.
en.wikipedia.org The overcapacity and costs tied up 92 percent of the public information technology budget, hindering other project which could have created value from being carried out.
en.wikipedia.org The problem can be fixed by tabling project evaluations and business cases in parliament before committing and reporting to the public after projects have been completed.
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