Sentence examples for is projected to secure from inspiring English sources

Labor is projected to secure fewer than fifteen seats in the next election, a thorough humiliation.

The budget is projected to secure 1% growth in 1999.

In a 2008 letter to Congress, the rehabilitation of the bridge was projected to secure 440 jobs as a "shovel-ready" project example.

The inspectors' report cited: Documents suggesting that Iran "was working on a project to secure a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment program" to make bomb fuel.

"We are concerned that the department is repeating the mistakes of the past with HS2 given the limited resources it is investing in supporting the project to secure regeneration benefits from this £50bn programme".

That work is crucial in enabling the project to secure large investment from the private sector".

In arguing that the war was nothing more than a project to secure Iraq's oil supplies and impose a neoliberal economic model, they ignore the fact that the West was already buying oil from Iraq before 2003 and that even now, the oil industry and the economy more generally remain centralized and state-run enterprises.

The European project was to secure the continent's prosperity in the 21st century, when emerging economies were rising fast.

The projected mission was to secure the peace in the northern part of the country and ensure the delivery of relief aid even as fighting continued in the south.

She said that her next project was to secure similar rights for Cuba's gays, lesbians, and bisexuals.

We reached the spectacular 55m-long wall that greets visitors who approach from the eastern entrance, now the principal entry to the site, and Sarun said, "One of our first projects was to secure, stabilise and restore this wall".