If activists were to succeed in stopping TMT, it wouldn't be the first time: In 2002 a federal court blocked a NASA plan to build a half dozen 1.8 - meter telescopes on the mountain because it failed to do a comprehensive environmental assessment; NASA
eventually abandoned the project.
Not exact matches
They planned to play at Loftus Road while a new ground was built, however, opposition to the proposal obstructed their plans
eventually abandoning the new stadium
project.
This originally announced production was
eventually abandoned, and at various points throughout a circuitous development process, the
project was assigned to several directors including Phillip Noyce, Chris Columbus, Chuck Russell, Roland Emmerich, and Peter Jackson, the latter of whom had suggested an APES film to Fox in 1992.
Starring Johnny Depp and Jean Rochefort, the
project ran into so many production problems it was
eventually abandoned.
The pranks of monosyllabic scamp James (William Eadie) form the core of the film, and we
eventually learn that James wants nothing more than to
abandon the squalor of the city and move to a new housing
project next to a cornfield in which he can frolic.
Eventually, we
abandoned the
project and in 2007 began planning for a self - funded pilot program using Intel Classmate PCs, a new ultramobile personal computer at the time with a 40 GB hard drive.
If such assessment was made about a regular, multi-platform publisher, the idea would surely have been
abandoned — however, since it was, in a way, a very prestigious
project that was eagerly anticipated by a small, albeit quite important group of dedicated players, the work was
eventually carried through, and the players got an amazing, absolutely unique game, the production of which was only motivated with the need to have extraordinary games available for PlayStation — otherwise, it would have been nothing more than a super-modest indie game.
An ensuing dispute — Mr. Büchel charged that Mass MoCA had mismanaged the
project and had allowed some people to see the work before completion, while the museum called his demands unreasonable and said he had
abandoned the
project — landed in court, and though the parties
eventually settled, both sullied their reputations in the process.