Sentence examples for out of projected from inspiring English sources

"No question it's going to take some bite out of projected savings," said Doug Turetsky, the chief of staff for the city's Independent Budget Office.

The state projects a shortfall of as much as 5,000 megawatts at periods of peak demand this summer -- out of projected total demand of about 55,000 megawatts.

In one week state premiers and treasurers will meet Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison to find out whether the federal government is going to offer them any more money to deal with the hospitals and schools funding crisis that hits next year, and has been going to hit next year ever since Tony Abbott ripped $80bn out of projected hospitals and schools funding in the infamous budget of 2014.

With the spending freeze, no money will be laid out for these out-of-town projects, Mr. Carey said.

"I fear that only terrible kitsch will come out of the project.

He had to bow out of the project last year due to prior commitments.

Yet having ruled itself out of Project Canvas on cost grounds in July, Channel 5 – under the ownership of Richard Desmond – subsequently opted back in.

Out of Project Wild Thing has emerged The Wild Network, a coalition of organisations eager to encourage children and parents into the great outdoors.

"There is so much need in the world that I'm not worried we're going to run out of projects to finance," Kim says.

In resolutions being put before corporate directors, shareholders are calling for companies to pull out of projects implicated in human-rights lawsuits.

Another engineer, who Horvath claims ripped code out of projects that they worked on together after she rejected his romantic advances, has also been put on leave.