Sentence examples similar to projected postponements from inspiring English sources

This causes project postponements, thus challenging reserve replacement of oil companies and security of supply for consumers.

Skyrocketing costs, frequent postponements of the projected completion dates, allegations of fraud, and even an occasional investigative television report documenting boozing workers have been among the numerous black eyes associated with the Dig.

While manufacturing postponement and ordering postponement are supported by supplier volume and mix flexibilities, design postponement is only related with product modification flexibility.

Boeing rose 3.4 percent after the seventh postponement of the 787 Dreamliner matched the length projected by some analysts.

There is also a new "Carmen" and a production of the Broadway musical "110 in the Shade". The postponement of "Broucek" will save the company about $400,000 on a projected budget of just under $26 million.

Projected rainfall puts the Angels' scheduled 6 p.m. game Saturday at risk of postponement.

City traffic engineers announced the new signal light in November and hoped to install it in spring, but delays and concerns about construction during heavy summer traffic resulted in the project's postponement.

He said repeated postponements of public works projects by previous governments had a role in the destruction.

Funding may be retracted for changes to or postponement of projects.

"How long before people who should know better stop lobbying against the only sane course and, instead, lobby to 're-wire' our whole unfit-for-purpose economy?" The government has been criticised for previous cuts to flood defence spending and the postponement of projects in affected areas.

Hindery Jnr said he remains "100 per cent committed" to the project despite confirming a postponement of the race.