Sentence examples for projected to cover from inspiring English sources

The pre-existing condition insurance plans created under the law were projected to cover 375,000 otherwise uninsurable people in 2010.

€5.5bn of tax-payers' money was immediately poured in to cover outstanding loans, with a further €10-14bn projected to cover the rest.

In an estimate last month, the rescue plan was projected to cover the authority's expenses, with an additional reserve against a worsening economy of about $400 million.

"I want them to look you in the eye," he told his audience, and explain their opposition to a law that is projected to cover 32 million uninsured and reduce the deficit by $143 billion over 10 years.

Private capital backed up by German and Danish government guarantees will be sought and revenue collected from highway tolls and rail access charges over the first 20-25 years of operation are projected to cover the costs.

Built by the British manufacturer Optare, the bus is projected to cover 50 to 60 miles daily, and reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by about 20 tons a year, compared with an equivalent diesel-powered bus, according to company estimates.

During the 21st century, glaciers and snow cover are projected to continue their widespread retreat.

bmxworldchamps.co.uk - BMX World Championships website (which is currently running a project to cover a rookie biker's journey into BMX racing).

Ryan Adams has released the first fruits of his project to cover Taylor Swift's 1989 album in its entirety.

[Brooklyn Vegan] The downtown fixture "Mosaic Man" has announced his new project: to cover the lampposts he tiles with the flags of the world.

Later, Mr. Choudhary expanded the project to cover a larger tribal belt known as Gondwana, which included parts of Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, and Andhra Pradesh.