Sentence examples for projected to secure from inspiring English sources

Labor is projected to secure fewer than fifteen seats in the next election, a thorough humiliation.

With Nick Clegg projected to secure just 16 seats, the Prime Minister would be left with too few allies to be able to sustain a government.

The budget is projected to secure 1% growth in 1999.

In a 2008 letter to Congress, the rehabilitation of the bridge was projected to secure 440 jobs as a "shovel-ready" project example.

That work is crucial in enabling the project to secure large investment from the private sector".

Mr. Travis said that Prime's track record would make it easier for the project to secure financing.

The United States, which has twenty thousand troops pursuing Taliban and Al Qaeda elements in Afghanistan, has embarked upon a seventy-three-million-dollar project to secure the border.

One describes it as "the most critical" of all the American-financed projects to secure nuclear materials in the former Soviet Union.

The inspectors' report cited: Documents suggesting that Iran "was working on a project to secure a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment program" to make bomb fuel.

"We are concerned that the department is repeating the mistakes of the past with HS2 given the limited resources it is investing in supporting the project to secure regeneration benefits from this £50bn programme".

There is little doubt that this same group of energized youth will play an essential role in this project to secure our national future, once again turning seemingly impossible goals into inspiring success.