Sentence examples for account projected from inspiring English sources

The university refuses to take into account projected earnings from students who plan to carry out paid work during their course and has only one means-tested scholarship available.

WASHINGTON — Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, aggressively pushed back Tuesday against a Heritage Foundation report that estimated new immigration legislation would cost taxpayers $6.3 trillion by using the foundation's longstanding support for dynamic scoring — which takes into account projected economic growth when determining the cost of legislation — as a cudgel against it.

The Tax Foundation still concluded that, "on a static basis" ― meaning not taking into account projected economic effects ― the plan would cost $2.4 trillion over the next decade.

Comprehensive geriatric assessment serves to define an initial level of performance, and yields information that may help guide physician decision about treatment after taking into account projected life-expectancy and potential tolerance to side-effects.

The small, unnoticed accounts project the real her.

Recommendations Continue to develop and expand this important work, taking into account project implementation experience and knowledge.

Nor do the figures take into account the projected effects of global warming or ocean acidification.

I moved to the capital with £1,500 in my bank account, no projected work and a three-year contract on a rented flat.

After negotiations broke off, the league said a "true-up" would have begun in 2015 to account for projected revenue growth from new stadiums and television contracts.

Data from Austria's interior ministry, which does not take into account the projected postal vote, put Hofer on 51.9% and Van der Bellen on 48.1%.

Even taking this into account, the projected date range is earlier than other researchers believe likely.