And finally, build in a contingency.
It also builds in a "contingency reserve" of 10 percent to account for any unforeseen rise in the final cost.
If those banks do not ultimately come through, however, Mr. Crawford said that another, non-Canadian financial institution will cover that amount in a contingency plan.
Mission Control ordered Armstrong and Scott to cut the flight short and they splashed down in a contingency recovery area in the Pacific Ocean.
Of the $5.1 billion set aside for heating assistance, nearly $600 million is in a contingency fund that requires presidential approval to spend.
You just say, OK, if that's what you say then let's just factor in a contingency that's built on that belief being true of what you're telling me.
In this experimental study we integrate transformational leadership theory with recent theoretical considerations and research on core self-evaluations (CSE) in a contingency approach to leadership.
For maximum escape capability, the escape vehicle needs to have the ability to safely evacuate a station in a contingency scenario such as an uncontrolled (e.g., tumbling) station.
It was still huge, but at least the gun and its companion vehicle could be squeezed into a C-17 transport plane, meeting the transformation goal of quick deployability in a contingency.
"These units will be strategically placed in areas where regularly assigned units would experience difficulty in responding due to extremely heavy traffic conditions," officials of the department's Bureau of Operations wrote in a contingency plan.
Not all of the proceeds were squandered: $1.8 billion was spent on anti-poverty programmes, around the same to pay off debt, and $2 billion is in a contingency fund to pay state pensioners.
