Some examples from the web

Some examples from the web:

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  I'm looking to work on projects with broader appeal.
  
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  I work on projects.
  
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  The departments or agencies shall transmit to the Commission before 1 November each year a document describing the state of progress of work on projects approved pursuant to Article 4 of Regulation (EEC) No 2158/92.
  
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  They don't give you funding for this kind thing if you don't also work on projects for the military.
  
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  We come and go, work on the project.
  
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  He works on the project.
  
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  You girls have done great work on your projects.
  
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  And do not work on your project.
  
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  You rejected the opportunity to work on that project.
  
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  Me and Clarke are going to work on our project.
  
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  All work on Dalek projects is to cease immediately.
  
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  Preparatory work on the project mentioned by the Honourable Member is ongoing.
  
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  This programme consists, firstly, of the opportunities offered to schools under Comenius, which encourages school classes from different countries throughout Europe to work together on projects.
  
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  Because investment projects may continue over several years, the three year period is calculated, in principle, from the start of works on each project.
  
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  Because investment projects may continue over several years, the three-year period is calculated from the start of works on each project.
  
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  I always wanted you and me to work on a project together.
  
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  Successes: Leonardo I brought together 77000 partners to work on transnational projects, creating networks of cooperation and exchange of good practice, and supported exchanges and placements for almost 127000 trainees.
  
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  Lucille had put them to work on a project of her own.
  
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  You two, when you work on a project together, are simply amazing.
  
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  The campaign's a success, the Japanese have asked us to work on other projects.
  
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  PROJECT WORK
  
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  Project work, as a self-learning method, is less structured as compared to PLM, PSI and CAI. It is also called “project method”. In schools, you may be giving assignments of various kinds to your students. Sometimes, certain assignments demand that students work on them for a longer period, say one week or two weeks, and produce something concrete or describe the process of certain experiences in the form of a report Such assignments are called project work or project method.
  
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  The dictionary meaning of the project is a scheme or design. Through project works students get experiential learning. This provides the students an opportunity to learn at their own pace and time, while they do certain activities more or less independent of the teacher. A project is an enquiry, conducted personally by a student who is expected to use a variety of methods (e.g. analysis, interpretation, planning, etc.) to undertake a task or study a subject (in terms of knowledge, skill or attitude) and to write a report, or design and make a product, or organise an activity, or solve a problem, etc., in line with the objectives of the project. Thus, project work helps students plan, observe, analyse and synthesize. It tends to develop self-learning habits in the students. It provides real-life experiences to them. It aims at problem solving by them.
  
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