Sentence examples for published projections from inspiring English sources

But in 2029-30, the latest published projections say we will emit 724m tonnes.

Just before Christmas it published projections of GDP growth and inflation for the next couple of years.

Last night the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published projections that revealed it will remain in breach of EU standards until after 2030.

It examines the possible paths that future energy use and policy in Australia could take, including published projections based largely on a "business as usual" approach and projections based on a dramatic shift towards more efficient use of energy and renewable energy technologies.

To illustrate this concept, we created a map of oil and gas development potential for portions of 12 states in the Intermountain West and used this map and published projections from federal land management agencies to model future oil and gas build-out scenarios at two levels, as opposed to using expert or stakeholder input to create normative scenarios or "visions" (i.e. [18], [19]).

To enable comparison with the published projections we used the power-5 link function (Møller et al., 2002).

Starting on November 20th it will publish projections once a quarter.

The central bank now publishes projections for growth, inflation and unemployment twice a year, based on estimates by board members and regional reserve banks.

Fed policy makers will for the first time publish projections for the benchmark federal funds rate and will also update their forecasts for economic growth, unemployment and inflation.

Last week the results were published in Projections: The Journal for Movies and Mind, and received an excited write-up in Science Daily.

Only four of the 17 Fed officials on the committee said that they expected the Fed to hold rates at the current level through 2014, down from six in January, when the Fed last published their projections.