Sentence examples for projects value from inspiring English sources

The guidelines cover only projects financed directly out of the bloc's next long-term budget, which covers 2014 to 2020; officials said that it was impossible to estimate the projects' value, but noted that it was not a large sum.

The governments (and the general public) are generally willing to take S&T research projects' value as a matter of faith and surprisingly only in the last decade has evaluation of publicly funded science outcomes started becoming a routine reality (Corley 2007).

The company must also finance environmental projects valued at $21.5 million.

All told, there are nine projects valued at about $3 billion being built or planned in the hot new Seaport District.

This figure is second only to the Ministry of Defence, which has a programme of major projects valued at £88bn.

In 2004, Merseyside lured 20 inward investment projects valued at £45.5m, nearly four times more than in 1999.

The program has enough money to guarantee $420 million more in shipbuilding projects, while 145 projects, valued at $4.7 billion, are seeking guarantees.

But since then, they have actually declined, from nearly 14,000 projects worth $18.9 billion in fiscal 2005 to just over 11,500 projects valued at $16.5 billion for the fiscal year ending next week.

Nine projects valued at $3 billion are being developed in a district once dominated by wharves, ship terminals, fish processors and warehouses.

By that time the bank oversaw some 1,600 projects valued at $100 billion in 100 nations, including hydroelectric dams, superhighways and steel factories.

In the 1990s, the central government proposed a package of water projects valued at $50 million at the time to help Hubei.