Sentence examples for spending projections from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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.

In the absence of concrete spending projections by the government, theThe NHF has used the figure provided by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which has estimated cuts of 17.98% for unprotected government departments.

Where Jobs was obsessed with the product specs, Cook is more focused on spending projections, according to a rare authorized profile in Bloomberg News that sought to prove the new CEO wasn't just "Jobs's logical, icy sidekick".

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

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.

While Nielsen only deals in proportions and not actual figures in its report, ZenithOptimedia spells out how its ad spend projections translate into dollars.

The new estimates for last year's health care spending and projections for this year and the future are consistent with a report the federal actuaries released last September.

The anticipated savings reflect the difference between what the Pentagon will actually spend and projections made by the Congressional Budget Office.