Sentence examples for plan estimated from inspiring English sources

The village's own Community Development Agency has a far more ambitious plan, estimated at $180 million.

The plan estimated that 56,000 children would be partially covered under this programme.

STAMFORD -- Stamford has embarked on a school construction plan, estimated at $125 million, which is to be completed in 2005.

The plan estimated the cost of restoration at nearly nine billion dollars, but the mechanism for financing it was left vague.

The plan, estimated to cost nearly $3 billion over three years, would pay for a variety of things beyond pay raises for Mr. Rivera's union.

The deficit in the plan, estimated at close to £6 billion a year ago, is now expected to reach between £8 billion and £9 billion this March.

The draft plan estimates that the CWM landfill will top out next year, but despite that says it is "not practical or relevant" to recommend an alternative site.

The opposition's plan estimates that it would cost $1 million to install the transmitter and broadcast opposition programs for about a year.

But Germán Azevedo, the director of the government commission setting up the plan, estimates that the system will inject up to $3 billion in new investment capital into the Chilean economy over the next seven or eight years.

The nondiscretionary portion of the budget surpassed all other spending categories in 2002, and Mr. Bloomberg's fiscal plan estimates that it will swell to $22.3 billion in the 2008 fiscal year from $16.1 billion this year.

The 227-page plan estimates that a third of the population could become infected, two million people could die, 40percentt of employees might be absent from work during the height of the outbreak, and $600 billion in income could be lost nationwide.