Sentence examples for enter the projected from inspiring English sources

Twenty-nine stands and Washington, D.C., have legalized medical marijuana and eight states plus D.C. have recreational, but financial institutions have hesitated to enter the projected $8 billion industry in the U.S. Pot is still a federally controlled substance.

Enter the projected loan amount into cell B2.

As described above, the user enters the projected transmission in each country in the form of EIR into the MVM.

Nor would Lockheed Martin, Boeing's great rival, want to enter the project as a risk-bearing partner.

Most American teachers who enter the project do so feeling defensive, because other nations have higher test scores.

It is thus clear that any cut-price deal for Gazprom to enter the project would be negative for Rusia Petroleum and its shareholders.

Ms. Kay, 33, an aspiring screenwriter in Spokane, Wash., wrote her first screenplay in 2000 to enter the Project Greenlight contest.

The sticking point, seemingly, has been that Rusia Petroleum wanted Gazprom to enter the project on commercial terms--but that Gazprom refused to do so.The broader context, of course, is the drive on the part of the Russian authorities in the last few years to increase the profile of Russian companies, and in particular Russian state companies, in the hydrocarbons sector.

"As we enter the project's second year, I'm optimistic that Local will prove to be a way that the Guardian can explore networked journalism in action, and help inform the mutualisation debate, by working through the issues and challenges which face a major news organisation working in a grassroots environment in this innovative way".

The 1000 pilot sites will be selected taking into consideration the local conditions and a set of common criteria, and will enter the project activities in three phases.

It is unclear whether these students actually did enter the project with well-developed collaboration skills (although instructor/author Steege notes that many of these students knew each other from their study of industrial engineering and may have worked collaboratively before) or if rather their pretest scores were inflated.