Could you illustrate more?
Here are a few of the nearly 300 substances, practices and persons you earmarked for prohibition.
Maybe we could just earmark when we're out at bars.
and "If you had it, how could you test it"?
The commission also sets up a budgeting-by-popularity-contest feature, where taxpayers could earmark 10 percent of their tax payments each year to three federal agencies of their choice.
Greece appears on track to win access to a controversial EU programme that could earmark up to €1.75bn (£1.56bn) in free carbon allowances for the building of two massive coal-fired power plants.
"We could earmark the whole of northern Canada as a wildlife reserve but, given the paucity of animals who live in these frozen regions, that would not have a significant effect on a great many species who live elsewhere," he said.
Mr. Fallows, the author of the lead article, "The New College Chaos," writes that while a "more open market for college admissions" is fairer than the days when "Exeter's headmaster could earmark a few dozen of each year's seniors for admission to Harvard," other changes "undermine what had been fundamental ideals and values".
Whereas in days past, lawmakers could earmark, meaning they tacked amendments onto bills that directed money toward provincial projects, today that practice is banned.
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Under the proposed changes, the city could earmark a property or an entire district as "potentially historic" to prevent its destruction or alteration while it is undergoing further study without notifying the owners, according to a presentation by Glendale's senior urban planner Jay Platt.
