They say that successive Polish governments have quarrelled and dithered over every public project.
Given that, it might be thought wiser for the public project to collaborate with Celera, rather than racing against it.
The leaders of the public project hope to stop him by putting their results in the public domain as rapidly as possible.
Any big public project in Brazil provides opportunities for expensive pork-barrel politics in a legislature that can make high drama out of even routine spending bills.
Under our Constitution the government can't seize what you own (even while providing "fair market" compensation) unless it is for a public project, such as constructing a highway.
The sticking-point is those patents, and the insistence of the public project's leaders that Celera make all its data available immediately, rather than sitting on it for months.
The two failed to see eye to eye, though, and Dr Venter went on to help create a second firm, Celera, in the hope of beating the public project to the human genome.
That was anathema to Dr Collins and his British counterpart, John Sulston (who was head of the Wellcome Trust's Sanger Centre, now known as the Sanger Institute, which did about a third of the public project), who wanted genes to be public goods and started racing Celera to stop the firm finding genes first.
The Public Knowledge Project is dedicated to improving the scholarly and public quality of research.
Again, the new project is "Changing Gears, " a public radio project that looks at the reinvention of the Rust Belt.
The community was built on the site of a former public housing project in 2004.
But Celera will be able to use information from the public genome project to help it.
For sheer size, the Bronx public housing project where Justice Sonia Sotomayor grew up tops the list.
He even allows another architect to take the credit for a public housing project that he designed.
But would they shell out top dollar for an apartment on the grounds of a public housing project?
The pre-Katrina hurricane levee system is a lead contender for the worst public works project in American history.
Seaweb is a multimedia public education project designed to raise awareness of the world ocean and the life within it.
And she is the senior editor of Changing Gears, a new public radio project in Michigan that looks at the reinvention of the Rust Belt.
During Mr. Fox's administration, for instance, a handful of protesters with machetes successfully derailed the government's biggest public works project, a new Mexico City airport.
But the concept of development of IP rights is going to be one to watch in this, as well as any, big public funding project.
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The money to pay for the teachers or the extended unemployment comp or the public works project will, sooner or later, have to be extracted from the pockets of taxpayers.
Inspired by the success of the Angel of the North at Gateshead, recent such grand public art project spending has enhanced journeys along the M8 and at Cumbernauld.
One example: Conchy Bretos of Miami, one of the inaugural Purpose Prize winners in 2006 for her work creating the first public housing project to bring assisted living services to its residents.
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We became familiar with multiculturalism, community organizing, public speaking, project planning and career development.
He describes walking with two policemen in the violence-plagued Nickerson Gardens public-housing project in South Los Angeles.
Almost 30m people have benefited from the government's chief public-works project, the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS).
The plan was accepted and implemented immediately as a massive public-works project employing armies of workers over the next 60 years.
Last week Karnataka state claimed that by paying welfare direct to bank accounts it had cut some 2m ghost labourers from a rural public-works project.
In addition, a set of keys dropped at the scene were traced to an apartment in a Queens public-housing project where Mr. Thomas appears to live, the official said.
During the investigation, Mr. Monsegur, who lived in and worked from a public-housing project in New York City, received information on a day-to-day basis of "upwards of two dozen vulnerabilities" in computer systems from a network of cybercriminals, Mr. Pastore said in court documents released Thursday.
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