Sentence examples for projected to pay from inspiring English sources

In 2011, taxpayers are projected to pay roughly $16 billion in aid to farmers through various programs, according to figures from the Congressional Budget Office.

The actual worth of the completed projects was £54.7 billion, but the taxpayer is projected to pay them £310 billion when it finally pays them off.

But the Center for Architecture has determined that, even without that assistance, it would have moved forward because the geothermal system was projected to pay for itself in less than three years, he said.

The program, which has its own dedicated stream of income, is projected to pay out more this year than it is taking in, but that is a function of the weak economy.

Under last night's agreement, some cancer victims would receive as much as $1 million from the trust, which is now projected to pay $108 billion over the next 27 years.

In terms of debt, the average American is now projected to pay more than $600,000 in interest during the course of their lifetime!

This season, they project to pay $4.8 million per marginal win, third worst in the majors.

The law also requires applicants considering a project to pay Mamaroneck for consultants to evaluate the impact of the project.

Andrew Brent, a spokesman for Mayor Bloomberg, said the city supported the corporation's practice of using the money from the Times Square project to pay for its own operations.

The Ocean's Eleven director eventually sold his project to pay TV network HBO in the US, making it ineligible for film's most high-profile awards ceremony.

The schemes violate prevailing-wage laws, which require contractors on public works projects and in some cases large private projects to pay workers a set wage.