Sentence examples for projected as of from inspiring English sources

Even with the payroll tax adopted by the Legislature in the spring — in response to recommendations by a commission led by Richard Ravitch, now the lieutenant governor — dedicated taxes and subsidies were projected as of November to generate only $5.3 billion for the authority in 2010, compared with $6.4 billion from fares, tolls and other operating revenue.

Tackling those issues would enable Europe to be projected as of benefit to its citizens: "We have every chance of doing this in Europe now as a result of a budget deal which offers a perspective in which the future-of-Europe debate is taken forward without it being continually dogged by an argument about the budget.

Sosa did it this year for the second time (he had 399 in 1999), and should finish the year with 420 (2001 stats are projected as of Oct. 4).

Accordingly, the prevailing institutional network is projected as a state of nature.

If the cuts projected as a result of sequestration take place, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (C.B.P.P).

These numbers will undoubtedly be lower than projected as a result of the economic crisis.

At least, that is the image she has sought to project as a populariser of science.

That's the idea of this project, as well as the idea of the whole trilogy.

Several large projects have been successfully completed using this technology, such as the Human Genome Project, Rice Genome Project and Swine Genome Project, as well as genome projects of many other species.

It now projects growth of as little as 15percentt during the fourth quarter.

(Fox Searchlight had not provided a comment as to the status of this project as of this morning).