Sentence examples for spending projection from inspiring English sources

But the cut in the spending projection drew a sharp reaction from critics.

The $310 billion budget outlined today largely reflected the last spending projection made by President Bill Clinton, whom Mr. Bush repeatedly criticized during the 2000 campaign as eroding the nation's armed services.

However, they said that Exxon Mobil was getting more aggressive in its drilling plans and hasn't shied away from its $25 billion spending projection for next year, which implies acquisitions given that its organic capex this year is likely to be only $17 billion.

Of note, a scenario with much less successful lisdexamphetamine (assuming no advantage over modified-release methylphenidate) produced a spending projection of €249 million or £67 million in 2012, roughly corresponding to the lower bound of the base case.

Science Violated: Spending Projections and the "Costing Out" of an Adequate Education.

The biggest component of the Mr. Kerry's spending projections is a $900 billion health insurance plan.

That amount, Mr. Flyvbjerg said, placed Rio somewhere in the middle of host cities that have exceeded their spending projections.

Next year, we will spend more on cannabinoid research ($144 million) than studying suicide causes and suicide prevention treatments ($103 million), according to the spending projections for the National Institutes of Health.

The mayor and Council have fought over revenue and spending projections for almost a year, culminating in the realization that the city was — whoops!

The Economist has reservations about the Bush plan, over its size and especially over the plausibility of spending projections in the rest of the budget.

Battles over educational leadership, city planning, and spending projections marked Giuliani's administration, even as it successfully reduced city crime in all categories and pruned welfare rolls.