SpaceX had originally pencilled in its first launch for 2013.
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Here are 23 of those games pencilled in for 2017.
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It had previously pencilled in a figure of 4.8 billion crowns.
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Analysts at RBC pencilled in a cost of 26 billion pounds.
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Yet Labour has pencilled in only £4.5bn or so more for welfare.
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According to Bloomberg, the deal is pencilled in to happen in October 2020.
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To this aim, Rome has pencilled in 850 million euros for tax incentives.
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The pace of asset purchases was less generous than many had pencilled in.
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In the summer, economists had pencilled in an investment package of perhaps £20bn ($25bn).
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The government has already pencilled in £5bn ($6.5bn) to raise fibre's share of broadband.
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So the window for approving the show, now pencilled in for late January, is narrow.
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It wants parliament to back a referendum on the text, pencilled in for next April.
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That surprised market commentators and the Bank of England, which had pencilled in stagnation, not contraction.
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Fed policymakers have pencilled in one more rise this year and a further four in 2018.
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With this career-changing win, Browne was then pencilled in for a fight with Fabricio Werdum.
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This is a very tight squeeze by historical standards, and something similar is pencilled in for 2019.
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All cars would need to be electric well before 2040, the date the government has pencilled in.
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The NFL have yet to finalize which match-ups will take place on the pencilled-in dates.
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Goldman Sachs analysts pencilled in a 2.7% rise in consumer spending this year from 403% in 2019.
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That first move is still some way off, we have it pencilled in for Q2.83 next year.
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He said the next round of Brexit negotiations, which the EU has pencilled in to start on Feb.
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The final pricing will be released on May 4 and the listing is pencilled in for May 9.
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Even with a deal, the BoE said it now pencilled in trade frictions from the start of 2021.
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He and his colleagues had previously pencilled in a decline to $0.99 by the end of this year.
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The leaders had previously pencilled in a summit for mid-November to sign off on a deal with London.
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She also has pencilled in a 50 basis-point RRR cut this quarter, and another in the fourth quarter.
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One of the two syndicated sales pencilled in for early next year will be for an inflation-linked bond.
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On September 26th the Department of Commerce pencilled in tariffs of 220% on airliners made by Bombardier, a Canadian manufacturer.
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The parliament's final vote on the plan is pencilled in December, but it remains to be confirmed in the timetable.
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Gigaba's budget pencilled in a big increase in borrowing and a deficit increase to 4.3 percent of gross domestic product.
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Analysts have pencilled in 21.9,000 tonnes of oversupply this year, boosting their consensus estimate by 15% from the last poll.
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The parliament's final vote on the plan is pencilled in for December, but it remains to be confirmed in the timetable.
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They were even gloomier than BAML, and had pencilled in a fall to as low as $1.06 before changing their views.
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"We have pencilled in an autumn top (for assets prices)," BAML said, adding positioning was becoming "more consistent" with that possibility.
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Originally pencilled in for August 20173, SpaceX's Dragon capsule was meant to be transporting NASA astronauts to the International Space Station.
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Expectations were now for $0.6600 in one and three months, with $0.6700 and $0.6800 pencilled in for six and 12 months respectively.
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Credit Suisse has pencilled in the IPO for the second half of this year, market conditions permitting and subject to board approval.
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Additional policy tightening of around GBP21045bn in net terms is pencilled in for 244/220, including GBP200bn in extra departmental spending cuts.
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Taishet's start date is pencilled in for late next year, when it will feed the 20193,000-tonnes-per-year U.S. automotive products plant.
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In the Philippines, pencilled in by many as the Asian country most likely to increase rates, May inflation was a four-month low.
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Yet finally, Waterson is once again fighting fit, and as such, has officially been pencilled in for a comeback bout later this year.
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CIMB Niaga economist Winang Budoyo, who has pencilled in a hold this week, predicted that BI will lower the rate in March instead.
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They had pencilled in a steep drop in investment immediately after the vote that would ease as firms adjusted to the new world.
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"We expect a sharp increase in mine supply this year – we have pencilled in a 6 percent rise," she said in a note.
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The government's financial planning pencilled in structural surpluses of 1.0 billion francs in 2021, 0.1 billion in 2022 and 0.3 billion in 2023.
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In his first budget in March the chancellor pencilled in a reduction in the tax-free allowance for dividend income from £5,000 to £2,000.
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EU leaders had pencilled in a summit for November to sign off on a deal with London as long as there was decisive progress.
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Fine, minute lines of white-out and pencilled-in shading along the curves of her body pull in her waist and narrow her thighs.
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A handful of analysts had expected the central bank would move again on rates this month, but most have pencilled in a November hike.
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EU leaders had previously pencilled in a summit for November to sign off on a deal with London as long as there was decisive progress.
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And now, the 30-year-old middleweight has been pencilled in for a date with 26-year-old Floridian Alex "The Spartan" Nicholson (7-2).
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Credit Suisse has said market conditions will decide the timing of the IPO but it is currently pencilled in for the second half of 2017.
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Only 12 of 55 economists polled with a view on Bank Rate expected a cut this year or next and 19 had an increase pencilled in.
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It contains few of the tax handouts that marked Renzi's last two budgets but avoids a rise in sales tax which had previously been pencilled in.
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JP Morgan said second-half operating profit for the group's key growth division missed its expectations by 26% while ING had pencilled in a 17% drop.
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The exiles would prefer to rely on America to promote the political process in a fresh round of talks in Geneva, pencilled in for February 8th.
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Leaders had been due to decide on Wednesday whether enough progress had been made for them to agree to hold another summit, pencilled in for Nov.
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Pro-European campaigners expect the Brussels deal to pave the way for a June referendum and have pencilled in June 23 as the most likely date.
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The BoE said that a "close" future relationship with the EU after Brexit could lead to faster economic growth than it pencilled in earlier this month.
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It will be 2021 before another 25 basis points are added, the poll found, and two economists have pencilled in a cut to Bank Rate next year.
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He might, for example, be pencilled in for a date with former champion Michael Chandler, who has long stood out as one of the world's premier lightweights.
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In the July poll, economists forecast Hungary's overnight deposit rate would turn positive again some time next year, with about 10 basis points of increases pencilled in.
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A final investment decision for Kenya is still pencilled in for the end of this year, but that target is "challenging", Chief Operating Officer Mark MacFarlane said.
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The government, nevertheless, forecast economic growth of 4.8% next year, slightly higher than this year's projection of 4.7%, and pencilled in a very modest improvement in exports.
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He added he has "lightly pencilled" in two rate hikes for 2018 and could see a third one depending whether inflation rises further and financial conditions remain loose.
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The Rio Olympic 200m silver medallist has pencilled in few meetings in his build up to Qatar, with only the world relay championships in May in Japan confirmed.
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But in recent months economists have pencilled in a deterioration in China's export outlook in 2019, factoring in higher U.S. tariffs on a wider range of Chinese goods.
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The upheaval is likely to delay a capital increase that former CEO Guido Bastianini had been pencilled in for this summer - the bank's third cash call since 2014.
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The forecast for 2020 is slightly more optimistic than the 1.3% expansion that was pencilled in December, but the CPB warned of major uncertainties surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.
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A compromise is likely to be reached in the region of 2.2 percent, government sources say, double the 13 percent it had pencilled in for 2017 earlier this year.
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But then a whopping 21943% rebound is pencilled in for Q226, leaving a full-year average down 21944% - the first drop in GDP since the winter or 221/21945.
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The government has sought to ease tensions with assurances that the arrival of foreign competition on French rail tracks, pencilled in for gradual rollout from 2020, can be delayed.
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Both the Indian and Philippine central banks have started to unwind last year's hikes, while some analysts have pencilled in at least one rate cut in Indonesia before year end.
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While that was an earnings record, it was well below the NZ$837 million pencilled in by analysts - and the company said profit could come in significantly lower this year.
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During McGregor's absence, Frankie Edgar, who has accomplished pretty much everything possible to earn a second featherweight title shot, has been pencilled in for an interim title bout at UFC 200.
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The economy had more momentum than when the BoE made its last set of forecasts in August, potentially pointing to faster growth next year than had been pencilled in, she added.
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Mr de Mistura had pencilled in an earlier date for the resumption of peace talks, which were suspended before they could begin a month ago when the Syrian opposition walked out.
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The bank in its March policy report called for a rate rise "after the summer", which most economists polled by Reuters took to mean a hike was pencilled in for September.
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His predecessor, George Osborne, pencilled in a reduction in the cyclically adjusted budget deficit in 2017 of about 1% of GDP, a sharp contraction even by the standards of recent years.
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This strong showing is expected to deliver growth of 1.8% for the whole year, down from 2.6% in 2018, though the CPB in June had pencilled in an expansion of 1.7%.
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A majority of analysts forecast BI would hold, but five who initially had pencilled in a hold changed their views to expect a 25-basis point hike after the rupiah's fall.
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The improved outlook is also set to help Ireland boost its budget in the coming years, with surpluses of 0.7% and 1% of GDP now pencilled in for 2020 and 2021.
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EU leaders meeting in Brussels on Wednesday are not expected to firmly commit to an extra Brexit summit in November, which they had earlier pencilled in case of an October breakthrough.
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There is no prospect of Scotland completing "Scoxit" before Britain leaves the EU (at the time of the referendum in 2014, an exit period for Scotland of 18 months was pencilled in).
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Conte was due to hold another round of consultations on Monday and has said he hopes to present a final proposal on the reform to a cabinet meeting pencilled in for Friday.
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Oil rose because we also had key non-manufacturing ISM data which appeared to show that the Federal Reserve was unlikely to get anywhere near its four pencilled in hikes in 2016.
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"We've pencilled in rate cuts over the coming months in Korea, Taiwan, China, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and India," said Frederic Neumann, co-head of Asian economic research at HSBC.
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It cites a slowing economy and the need to fund promised tax cuts, increase spending on welfare for the poor, and to scrap an increase in sales tax pencilled in by its predecessors.
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With Euro 2020 qualifying playoffs pencilled in for later this month, as well as knock-out rounds in the Champions League and Europa League, UEFA admit it will be tough to reschedule games.
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He plays a wrestler, a plot point that must have been pencilled in just so it could contribute to the high-octane action quotient that is a known part of Khan's brand of blockbusters.
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Local bond prices have pencilled in a rate cut or two in the near term especially since the Bank of Korea's governor and finance minister both suggested the time was near for policy easing.
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The majority of analysts in the poll forecast BI to hold, but four who initially had pencilled in a hold changed their views to expect a 25-basis point hike after the rupiah's fall.
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Even if this deal is reached, the BoE said it now pencilled in increased trade frictions from the start of 2021, contributing to a reduction in its estimates of Britain's long-term growth potential.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is due to hold another round of consultations on Monday and has said he hopes to present a final proposal on the reform to a cabinet meeting pencilled in for Friday.
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Last week the company, majority-owned by billionaire founder Xavier Niel, said its much-expected Italy debut was pencilled in for June 21, after delaying initial plans for a launch at the start of this year.
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In a letter to investors Tim Cook, the company's chief executive, said he expected revenues in the fourth quarter of 2018 to be $84bn—around 10% lower than the company had pencilled in two months ago.
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Analysts had pencilled in a gradual GDP slowdown due to an expected softening in property investment and construction, but the numbers raised questions about the more optimistic expectations flagged by China's central bank governor this week.
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Euro zone finance ministers pencilled in an extraordinary meeting on Thursday to sign off on the deal with Athens and discuss Greek debt relief, but the meeting was cancelled because of insufficient progress towards a deal.
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If it does fly (and its maiden launch is pencilled in for the early 2020s) it will be, by far, the most powerful rocket ever built—yet, says Mr Musk, even cheaper than a Falcon 9. Hubris?
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"We also expect growth among Japan's main trading partners to pick up marginally, and have pencilled in a 1.5 percent rebound in export volumes next year," Thieliant said in a commentary after the trade figures were posted.
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It pencilled in structural surpluses of 1.1 billion francs in 2021 as proposed changes to taxation of married couples kick in a year later than envisioned, and of 200 million francs in 2022 as Switzerland abolishes industrial tariffs.
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That is a complete U-turn in expectations from a survey taken last week when the yuan was forecast to have risen over 2% in a year, with the most optimistic call pencilled in for an 11% gain.
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Despite weaker-than-expected inflation in recent months, Norway's central bank has pencilled in a rate increase in September from the current record low of 0.50 percent, citing higher oil prices, a strong housing market and faster growth.
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"We have pencilled in a 25 basis point hike in Q4, though the weakness of the South African economy makes the timing of this hike difficult to pin down," Capital Economics analyst John Ashbourne said in a note.
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"The market is currently ascribing around a 60 percent chance that the U.S. Fed will hike rates by the July meeting, and NAB has pencilled-in a July rate hike," said Tapas Strickland, economist at National Australia Bank.
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Among the other base metals, zinc is the least favoured while aluminium and tin lie somewhere in the middle of the bull-bear spectrum with analysts forecasting lower prices this year with some recovery pencilled in for 2021.
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A meeting had been pencilled in for April 28 but was cancelled after progress was deemed insufficient in talks between Athens and its lenders on the reforms needed before new loans are disbursed under its third EU/IMF bailout.
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Both have pencilled in surpluses for both years and JP is the super-bear with a forecast for average cash pricing of $7,000 per ton next year, a full $2,000 below the next lowest forecast from ICBC Standard Bank.
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The European firm is in detailed talks with airlines over the price and timing of the longer-range design - known as A321XLR - and has pencilled in some orders subject to a formal launch, expected this year, industry sources said.
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The European firm is in detailed talks with airlines over the price and timing of the longer-range design - known as A2101XLR - and has pencilled in some orders subject to a formal launch later this year, industry sources said.
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"Although our U.S. economists have pencilled in a total of 22.113 bps of rate cuts for 260.83, this does not change our near-term view for moderate dollar gains within G223," wrote Daria Parkhomenko, strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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Russia has pencilled in up to $3 billion in foreign borrowing in its 2016 budget, which would be the country's first tapping of foreign debt markets since sanctions were imposed on Moscow two years ago over the Ukraine crisis.
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The women's European Championship is due to be held in England in the summer 2021, while FIFA's revamped Club World Cup in China is currently pencilled in from June 17-July 213 and will feature eight European club sides.
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A Nairobi-based banker with an international lender said he had not seen the term sheet of the proposed loan but the report was not surprising given the Treasury has pencilled in foreign borrowing of $3.2 billion this financial year.
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According to a Reuters poll, the bank is expected to leave key rates unchanged, although some analysts have pencilled in small rate cuts, while others say the bank could launch quantitative easing to dampen the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
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Extending debt maturities for the long term would give the executive team led by Jarana, a former executive of mobile phone firm Vodacom, room to focus on the turnaround plan that has pencilled in a return to profitability in 2021.
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ZINC THE UNDERPERFORMER Among the other base metals, zinc is the least favoured while aluminium and tin lie somewhere in the middle of the bull-bear spectrum with analysts forecasting lower prices this year with some recovery pencilled in for 2021.
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The PBOC is likely to cut RRRs for small banks to encourage more lending to small and private firms - which are vital for economic growth and job creation - policy insiders told Reuters previously, who pencilled in at least one such "targeted" RRR cut this year.
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This has long been my theory: That the truly basic cannot be deeply unhappy because they have so little synaptic firing that they are genuinely satisfied with Family Guy reruns and mince-based meals and early nights and holidays pencilled in for eight months' time.
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The streaming music giant, which has more than 258 million monthly users, had initially pencilled in an October launch for a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) of up to $231 billion, but decided last month to delay until November in the hope that markets would settle.
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First output at the Catcher field marked a milestone for the company last December, leading it to forecast a 22020 percent output hike for 22018, with the field's sustainable peak production - or plateau production - pencilled in at 22019,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d).
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The streaming music giant, which has more than 800 million monthly users, had initially pencilled in an October launch for a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) of up to $343 billion, but decided last month to delay until November in the hope that markets would settle.
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Malcolm Chalmers of the Royal United Services Institute, a defence and security think-tank, points out that, for example, the 30% saving on the civilian workforce that the Ministry of Defence has pencilled in can be fully achieved only through outsourcing, which may be cheaper but which still has to be paid for.
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Since no talks with Britain are planned before then, it remains unclear what leaders will say about further negotiations — or whether a summit pencilled in for mid-November to seal the accord will be scheduled, Diplomats have warned on Monday that a Brexit breakthrough at the summit later this week was now unlikely.
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"It is also a transformative combination for Vodafone, we will become the leading next-generation network owner in Europe, serving the largest number of mobile customers and households across the EU." The companies have pencilled in a mid-2019 completion date for a combination that also includes the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania.
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"It is also a transformative combination for Vodafone, we will become the leading next-generation network owner in Europe, serving the largest number of mobile customers and households across the EU." The companies have pencilled in a mid-2019 completion date for a combination that also includes the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania.
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"Based on our forecast that China's GDP growth will slow to just 3% year-over-year in Q1 2020 and assuming that the virus is brought under control relatively quickly, we have tentatively pencilled in a 10% drop in the country's oil consumption in Q1," Capital Economics analysts said in a note on Wednesday.
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In bond markets, Germany's 10-year government yields nudged back into positive territory but were capped by a report in Der Spiegel magazine that Berlin was set to halve its economic growth forecast for 2019 to 0.5 percent from 1.0 percent That would be more pessimistic than the current 0.8 percent estimate Germany's leading economic institutes have pencilled in.
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