| Entrants have until March 3 to submit 15-30 pages of a work-in-progress project. |
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| This is a work-in-progress meant to elicit reaction and address problems in the transport industry. |
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| Her father was there to premiere a work-in-progress cut of a film he had spent years wrestling with. |
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| They could stick it in one of his work-in-progress films, without a need to hire a stunt double. |
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| A work-in-progress orbiting about 250 miles above Earth, the ISS will eventually carry more than an acre's worth of solar panels. |
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| But the educational systems we need to put into place, the long-term sustainment pieces, they will be a work-in-progress for several years. |
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| The department is working to enhance rigor and probity to manage its funds, as evidenced by recent work-in-progress around process improvements. |
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| In addition, the public will be able to witness work-in-progress or finished productions there when this production space is the most suitable venue for it. |
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| By encountering the musical work-in-progress in a number of different ways, the student develops and employs increasingly complex understandings and skills that enable the emergence of creative production and experience. |
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| We've worked hard to reduce work-in-progress inventory by speeding up production. |
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| On the first night of previews, a work-in-progress feel is to be expected. |
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| The decline was mainly due to an increase in the level of capital employed for work-in-progress assets, which reflects the sustained level of investments being made to fuel future growth. |
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| What is more, the public will be given access to work-in-progress, or to the definitive production if the production space is best suited to this. |
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| Although Lyon is shedding its insularity and deference to Paris, it is still a racially divided place and very much a work-in-progress to become a truly cosmopolitan city. |
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| Renovations to pre-owned yachts are recorded in work-in-progress. |
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| If a loss is anticipated on a contract, the entire estimated loss is recorded as a reduction of revenue and work-in-progress in the period in which the loss becomes evident and reasonably estimable. |
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| This artistic multilingualism of Union Suspecte can be perceived perhaps most clearly in the Festival Suspecte, where we present shows and work-in-progress in a humorous mosaic of cocksure voices radical ideas. |
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