Sentence examples for Government projecting from inspiring English sources

Heating oil is 36percentt higher, with the government projecting that the costs of both fuels will stay high.

He also pointed out that the Russian economy was already more robust than others in Europe, with the government projecting a 4.3 percent increase in gross domestic product this year.

With a quarter of the country experiencing an exceptionally severe drought that is expected only to deepen, with the government projecting that much of the spring's record corn planting will wither away, with significant damage to soybean and wheat crops and with prices for feed at record levels, farmers and ranchers are increasingly anxious about the gridlock in Washington.

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"It's extremely frustrating for Rowley Way residents to hear the government projecting the view that it's just Primrose Hill and Home Counties people who are affected.

At issue is how the government projects spending and deficits.

When George W. Bush took office in 2001, the government projected surpluses of $5.6 trillion for the coming decade.

The government projected a possible 20 percent reduction in American sugar production.

Subsidies: The central government projected its total subsidy bill at 1.44 trillion rupees ($28 billion) for 2011-12.

With some cuts already in place, the government projected a slight budget surplus for 2011.

This year the government projects that another £900m will be paid to them.