Sentence examples for could double planned from inspiring English sources

If the economy were simply to stall in 2008-09 and 2009-10, this could double planned borrowing of £38 billion next year; if output were to contract over the period the outcome would be costlier yet.Making matters worse, the shape of the probable recession is likely to inflict particular fiscal pain.

Sanders's Medicare for All plan could double the federal budget, and yet it is all the rage among progressives.

The Fresh Kills plan could double the city's solar output, but it is the wind turbines that excite the Staten Island borough president, James P. Molinaro, who has lobbied for a wind farm for years, and persuaded the state to finance a study that showed the site could support seven 400-foot turbines.

A1 PATH Fare and Tolls May Rise The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is weighing a plan that could double the basic fare on PATH trains to $2 and increase tolls at several bridges and tunnels to $7 from $4 in rush hours, officials said.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is considering a plan that could double the basic fare on the PATH train to $2 from $1 and increase tolls at several bridges and tunnels to $7 from $4 during rush hours, officials said yesterday.

The rate currently stands at 5% and under government plans that could double to 10% by 2015.

Teams consulted with faculty and managers at each training institution to determine if student enrollment could double within five years; an operational planning exercise carried out with school staff determined the investments and additional operating costs necessary to achieve expansion.

A 350-room hotel is planned for the area, and Mr. Brito said business at the bar could double over the next year.

According to the government's master plan for hydropower and geothermal resources, Iceland could double its power generation.

He would not specify expansion plans but said the number of franchise operations could double within a few years.

And Oxiana's plan to double production of gold and copper starting in 2009 could double its payments to the government.