If this is for a job listing, then: 1. Project development and launching within an agreed upon schedule and budget, according to an established guideline for quality 2. (I am not sure what this is supposed to mean exactly but here is an attempt. I am confused because it sounds like actors are making assessments about other actors who are in Russia and other countries. Is that the case?) High quality project assessments of international actors in Russia and abroad

I am repeating this here even though I put it as a comment initially. The comment took out all the formatting though. Ugh. Sorry about that. ====== Oh okay, it is for a CV. Sorry, until now I did not know what a CV was. I guess it is used in other countries instead of a resume which we use here in the United States. I looked at several CV examples written in English online and it appears that these should still be written in list format. Let me try to reword this then. 1. Developed and launched projects within an agreed upon schedule and budget, according to a guideline for quality which was established 2. Received high accolades from international actors from Russia and abroad, as well as the assessment that this project's future will be promising I think I would go with the word "accolades" which means approval / praise. Like these other actors are saying "Oh MY God! This guy's work is SOOOOOOO good!" and then they compliment you on it either in person, via email directly to you or via a company email that was sent out, etc. Accolades is a "power word" too in that if you use it, people will think you are really smart. :)

No. It just a part of CV. It describes one project achievements.

Is this being listed as requirements for a job listing? Just curious because it seems like list items and not actual sentences.