Sentence examples for forecast level of from inspiring English sources

The Decade of Action should be launched next year and should have as its goal a reduction of 50% in the forecast level of road fatalities by 2020.

This is lucky because airport authorities have set a goal of carrying 70 million passengers by 2010, triple this year's forecast level of 23.5 million.

However, at a forecast level of 7% this will keep Slovakia as one of the EU and east-central Europe's star performers.

Delegates are due to sign up to the Moscow Declaration calling for the UN general assembly to declare 2011-20 the "decade of action for road safety", with the goal of reducing the forecast level of global road deaths and injuries.

Ms. Ryan, the managing director of Deutsche Bank, in Greenwich, Ct., said she estimated that today's action would cost Merck "anywhere from 60 to 75 cents a share" in earnings next year, or a drop from a forecast level of $3.25 a share to about $2.50 or more, depending on the company's ability to cut costs.

"We see Korea and China as being interdependent". With China having surpassed the United States as South Korea's largest trading partner, exports to China are helping to push South Korea's overall exports up by about one quarter this year, to a forecast level of $245 billion.

Forecast levels of CO2 emissions will generate enough warming to raise the oceans seven metres.

In particular forecast levels of public sector debt have come down quite appreciably though it is still forecast to peak at 80% of national income.

The analysis by Moody's comes the day after an Institute for Fiscal Studies report warned that the current funding model for universities in England would fail to produce forecast levels of revenue if graduate employment and pay remained subdued.

The plaintiffs alleged that the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) significantly underestimated the impacts of Lease Sale 52, including by using an incorrect royalty rate to forecast levels of oil and gas exploration, development, and production.

But he warned that building activity still remains woefully short of the amount that Britain needs to cope with increasing demand and a growing population: "We expect the schemes to give a boost to housebuilding, although we still forecast levels of construction well below the 230,000 new homes needed a year".