Sentence examples for projected to begin from inspiring English sources

Those are now projected to begin in 2014, EADS said.

"Outlays are projected to begin exceeding revenues in 2019, with the gap growing ever wider thereafter," the budget office said.

He has said the measure is necessary to prepare financially for large deficits projected to begin in 2009.

The project will eliminate rock formations known as pinnacles in Southern Illinois at Thebes and Grand Tower, but the work is not projected to begin until February.

A resident of Portsmouth, R.I., he was projected to begin this season in Class A. (AP) SABATHIA 'REALLY GOOD Yankeess Manager Joe Girardi stuck to his spring mantra of evaluating a pitcher's performance on more than just statistics after C. C. Sabathia's outing in a 10-5 exhibition loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates in Bradenton, Fla .Sabathia's numbers: 57 pitches, 29 strikes, 28 balls.

The World Bank's forecasts Monday echoed this caution: "While the global economy is projected to begin expanding once again in the second half of 2009, the recovery is expected to be much more subdued than might normally be the case," the bank said in its report.

It will be the first of three projects to begin.

Sinker hints at some of the motivations behind this project: to begin to solve the problem of identity.

The agency is planning to drill a third this year, and local officials expect that project to begin in March.

He and his wife are now planning their next project, to begin when he retires in a few years.

The Brazilian Environmental Institute on June 3 approved an economic-impact study for the Jirau project, clearing the way for construction on the project to begin.