Sentence examples for * earmarked in from inspiring English sources

The vague announcement may include large sums already earmarked in the budget.

As a result, around 70% of state spending is earmarked in advance, difficult for the governor or legislature to change.

The pieces you've earmarked in all of your favorite magazines — the bandeau tops and hot-shorts as suit separates, perhaps?

The OECD estimates that nearly 90% of the federal government's total revenue is earmarked in this way.

It is the single biggest beneficiary of EU funds in Britain, with £2.7bn earmarked in the present round of funding.

Not even the $83m earmarked in the latest state budget for Gonski education reforms could address their concerns.

Voting 235 to 191, the House blocked money for construction of school-based health centers that had been earmarked in the health care act.

Despite the billions earmarked in the accord, the aid will help a relatively small portion of the millions of borrowers who are delinquent and facing foreclosure.

In fact she was warned in February 2014, before her involvement in the case, that she risked arrest as a result of a report in which she earmarked flaws in the country's judicial system.

A new report by Citizens against Government Waste, a group that monitors pork-barrel schemes, shows a 32% rise in the number of "earmarked" projects in last year's spending bills, compared with the year before.

In February, the US earmarked $150m in security assistance for Yemen, up from $67m last year, including funding for repairing old helicopters and providing new ones capable of flying special forces into remote areas.