Sentence examples for because of its projected from inspiring English sources
The USDA also stood against Cool, according to Lloyd Day, head of the agency's agricultural marketing service, because of its projected impact on consumers and its estimated cost to the food industry: $2.5 billion£1.4.4 billion) in the first year.
Dimon has been relentless in his attempts to eviscerate the Dodd-Frank law because of its projected reintroduction of the Volcker Rule that would entail draconian restrictions on proprietary commodities and derivatives trading by banks.
The telecommunications company BCE Inc. said today that third-quarter earnings were at the bottom of its projected range because of slow sales of Internet services.
This suggests a complete lack of understanding about the issues involved with homeless people themselves and of the voluntary sector, which is enhanced precisely because of the diversity of its projects.
Seth Pinsky, president of the city's Economic Development Corporation, said that Related was chosen for the armory project because of its design proposal.
But the Ridgefield Historical Commission, which has oversight on such matters, and numerous town residents opposed the project because of its contemporary design and its proposed square footage greater than was allowed by zoning.
The challenge is to convince organizations and their staff to consider alignment efforts as a valuable dimension of research projects, instead of extra burden, because of its influence on project contributions and on trust in and legitimacy of the organization in a broader sense.
That would be welcome news for Google, which has faced copyright issues because of its Book Search project, a book- scanning effort in partnership with five research libraries.
Monthly maintenance charges are expected to be around $100, he said, adding, "Because of its size, the project will create a whole new neighborhood for Clifton".
The cuts are being proposed because of a projected $14.7 million budget deficit for the district for 2010-11".
