Sentence examples for a projected state from inspiring English sources

Gov. David A. Paterson of New York set the precedent last year when he took $90 million from the money generated by the initiative to deal with a projected state budget deficit of nearly $50 billion through March 2013.

Even before the Japanese earthquake, the council had projected a decline in projected state revenues in a report to Mr. Abercrombie.

This study presents a more quantitative understanding of the relationship between a project state, the risks involved, and risk-mitigating actions taken during the project.

Leaders assign a project, state the goal, provide the resources, communicate any warnings or safeguards, and state any required check-back points along the way.

A projected $125 billion state budget gap in the 2012 fiscal year will come close to matching the $130 billion hole governments faced in fiscal 2011.

After three days of bitter partisan debate, the General Assembly today approved a $200 million compromise plan to reduce a projected $300 million state budget deficit.

Our approach of assigning results in a projected 16-state model where the probability of change from a mismatch state to a match state is independent of the original (unobserved) mismatch.

Although each map takes a slightly different approach to projecting state-by-state results, they all have Mr. Obama leading Mitt Romney in "solid" and "leaning" electoral votes.

Still, the plan will save a projected $80 billion over three decades, state officials said.

This year, McAuliffe announced that the state faces a projected $2.4 billion revenue gap over three years.

The state faces a projected budget shortfall of at least $1 billion in the current fiscal year.