Sentence examples for cost projection for from inspiring English sources

The cost projection for the California project has already risen to $42.6 billion from $34 billion just for the initial San Francisco to Anaheim line.

It uses costs observed in three pilot sites to construct a cost projection for expanding the programme.

Based on cost projections for our recent project expansion which includes hundreds of patients, we believe this intervention will result in net Medicaid savings, even with a more modest annual reduction in hospitalizations, as our per patient costs are projected to be significantly lower, at approximately $3,500 per patient per year (versus pilot costs more than three times that amount).

In one example (see pages 16-18 of the report for the discounted cashflow calculations) it examines the cost projections for the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust's PFI project, currently in the procurement stage with the business plan approved by successive governments in 2009 and last year.

Mr. Jemison said officials had no cost projections for disability payments to Iraq and Afghanistan veterans.

And aside from the politics, all the cost projections for the health care bill will have to be updated by the spring, to reflect new budget figures.

Mr. Obama will include cost projections for every year through the 2019 fiscal year to cover "overseas military contingencies" — nearly $500 billion over 10 years.

1. Iraq: Vote to kill a Democratic amendment to a Department of Defense spending bill for the 2004 fiscal year that would require the Pentagon to provide cost projections for military operations in Iraq.

Lord Adair Turner, the former chairman of the Financial Services Authority and Committee on Climate Change, introduced Browne's lecture and agreed that the cost projections for nuclear power were "disappointing" compared to a 2008 analysis he led.

Responding to criticism that cost projections for the renovation of its flagship branch are not to be trusted, the president of the New York Public Library said Thursday at a legislative hearing that he has decided to commission a separate review of those figures.

Can you get in his face about unrealistically low cost projections for health care when you're conducting a town hall from his living room and airing four different newscasts from the White House?