Sentence examples for projected to commence from inspiring English sources

Mexico has projected to commence production from shale gas at commercial level till 2030; the contribution from shale is expected to be more than 75% of total natural gas production by 2040.

The primary aim of the e-university (e-U) will be to develop and administer a repertoire of courses suited to distance learning, with pilot courses projected to commence during the 2001-02 academic year.

During the initial years of operation of the California High-Speed Rail between Merced and Burbank, projected to commence in 2022, passengers would use Metrolink for travel between Burbank and downtown Los Angeles.

Should emissions grow over the next five years, Australia would instead require 13 Mt of new abatement projects to commence each year over 2020-2030, more than double the current rate.

In March 2009 the LBB released the funds for the dry berthing project to commence.

Yet as the British government began planning a long-term demining project to commence in 2009, not everyone was enthusiastic about eliminating the Falklands' land mines.

However, the population aged less than 30 years (when the majority of nursing students commence study) is only projected to grow by 8%.

As part of the strategy, the Indonesian PLN state utility has embarked upon an ambitious off-grid target of installing 20-MWp PV by end of 2012 through its '100 Island Solar PV Project' and aims to commence its 225-MWp '1,000 Island Solar PV Project' in 2013 [13].

William Gauger, president of EnCap, which is based in Tampa, Fla., said the first phase of the Meadowlands project is scheduled to commence on Sept. 1 of this year and is expected to take six to eight years to complete.

In addition to an unusually high rejection rate, all approved research groups--whose projects are set to commence on 1 January 2003--had 2003--had 2003--hadng scenario of flatofunds for next yeacceptd the potentialoomingllation of scenariocts, shofld current conditions prevail.

US aid has dwindled; international assistance has never developed mainly because potential donors want their names attached to spiffy new projects Iraq is unprepared to commence, rather than spanking new tanks and Humvees.