Sentence examples similar to projects gap from inspiring English sources

In New York the projected gap is $13.7 billion, or 24.3percentt.

The projected gap for the new fiscal year, which begins July 1, is just over $5 billion.

In Washington, where the projected gap is $2.6 billion, keno has been a political Ping-Pong ball.

The Bloomberg proposal would have yielded approximately $800 million to put toward next year's budget, which has a projected gap of $6.4 billion.

But New Jersey's projected gap -- $4 billion in a budget that is now $24 billion -- is even worse on a percentage basis.

It warned that the city had done too little to close a projected gap of $3.7 billion next year.

In a lengthy emergency session that ended with the vote on Thursday, legislators closed the current gap as well as the projected gap for the next fiscal year.

The Five Year Forward View sets out a projected gap between costs and resources of up to £30bn by the year 2020-21.

The key to Snowden's effectiveness, according to Thomas Devine, the legal director of the Government Accountability Project (GAP), was that he practised "civil disobedience" rather than "lawful" whistleblowing.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla .— Gov. Charlie Crist called on Florida's lawmakers on Friday to use federal stimulus money to help close a projected gap in the state's budget.

Some areas are particularly hard hit, such as Cambridge, where the projected gap between LHA and rent is projected to rise to £529 a month by 2020, and Manchester, where the gap is projected to be £239.