Sentence examples for projections of the program from inspiring English sources

But even members of Mr. Obama's national security team appeared taken aback by the cost projections of the program, which range from $10 billion to $20 billion over the next six or seven years.

This is just math, and the Social Security Administration has helpfully done most of the math for us, with projections of the program cost in 2018 dollars (that is, adjusted for inflation) and as a percent of projected GDP.

Mr. Gates has already canceled or trimmed several dozen weapons programs, with long-term savings, based on projections of what the programs would have cost, predicted at $330 billion.

For example, the public has been misled by the too-conservative actuarial projections of the Social Security actuaries; the program is in much better shape than we have been led to believe.

Richard S. Foster's disagreements with Medicare officials over projections of the costs of the program began almost as soon as he took over as its chief actuary in 1995.

Typical MBA resources include an orientation to career projections during the first year of the program, career coaches and teams, and a career center that is an integral part of the degree program.

Practice-oriented, the seminar follows a series of workshops dedicated to installation, sound, performance, nomadic design, and projection with the associated artists/designers of the program.

Each cMYP records actual cost data for a 'baseline year', followed by a five-year projection period in which future costs of the program are estimated.

Timetable for development of the program including enrollment projections.

Budget projections for enrolling 344,000 people by 2004 -- the scope of the program before Mr. Giuliani expanded it a month ago -- put the cost to the city at $130 million.

This article describes the main features, driving forces, and projections of this doctoral program.