Sentence examples for began projecting from inspiring English sources

In 2005 Norges Bank, the Norwegian central bank, began projecting rates three years ahead.

Long before Goldman Sachs began projecting the economic fortunes of the "BRICs" decades into the future, the World Bank tried a similar exercise of its own.

But that battle died down over the past decade, and Lashkar began projecting itself through its charity wing, Jamaat-ud-Dawa, which runs a tightly organized network of hospitals and schools across Pakistan.

"People this is what happens when your No. 1 goal is to defeat the president and not work to get legislation passed," the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, said minutes after the networks began projecting Mr. Obama's re-election.

Le Parker Meridien in New York recently began projecting Wii games on a 20-foot wall in its racquetball court with surround sound; it rents the system for about $50 an hour for up to four people.

A cheer of jubilation sounded at the Obama campaign headquarters in Chicago when the television networks began projecting him as the winner at 11 20 p.m., even as the ballots were still being counted in many states where voters had waited in line well into the night.

At every CEO forum or partner meet, he has begun projecting it externally.

Thus began Project Gutenberg, the oldest digital library, which Hart founded to share public domain documents.

A year ago, she began Project Neon!, an online gallery with an iPhone app, to document the luminous works.

I began Project Stick-Out-Your-Hand-and-Look-People-in-the-Eye.

The European Union Delegation and UNICEF signed the project agreement for "Juvenile Justice System Reform" on 8 October 2008, and promptly began project implementation.