Sentence examples for estimated that it needed from inspiring English sources

Every penny is appreciated; the Red Cross estimated that it needed more than $2 billion to help the nearly one million Katrina survivors, the costliest effort in its history, even as another hurricane was bearing down on the Gulf Coast.

Repair California, the campaign reform group that worked closely with the Bay Area Council, estimated that it needed $3.5 to $4 million to get the initiatives on the ballot.

The Friends of the Notre Dame foundation estimated that it needed $40 million for urgent fixes and hoped to raise more than $110 million over the next decade for complete renovations, the New York Times reported.

Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri has also supported AIDS-related bills and advocated full financing of the global fund, which has estimated that it needs $30 billion by 2008.

Libya's National Oil Company wants to return production to that peak level by 2010, and has estimated that it needs $30 billion in investments to expand and modernize the nation's oil industry, drill new wells and build pipelines and refineries.

Skypix has spent $20 million developing its technology and estimates that it needs $200 million to $300 million more to bring the system to market.

This week, the Global Fund To Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria an organisation established in 2002 to mobilise and disburse international donations for projects to tackle these three afflictions ended its latest attempt at fund-raising short of its goals.The Global Fund estimates that it needs $7.1 billion from donors to fund projects in 2006 and 2007.

The country estimates that it needs up to $15.0 billion from foreign lenders to cover its current financing needs.

Kirch's problem has always been a lack of customers -- it has about 30,000 subscribers, and industry analysts estimate that it needs at least 200,000 to break even.

The education ministry estimates that it needs to provide enough university places for 40% of secondary school students rather than today's 11.5%.

The county estimates that it needs about 195 CMAs to coordinate care in these homes, so it has established the Medical Assistant Program through the L.A. Health Care Workforce Development Program, a labor-management partnership between the county and the Service Employees International Union 721.