Sentence examples for Ear-marked for from inspiring English sources

It had been ear-marked for developers, but after some wrangling the Baileys got in first.

South Sudan's cash-strapped government is spending almost half of the money ear-marked for the country's fragile peace deal on funding renovations for politicians' homes.

The Connecticut Commission on the Arts is involved in the management of the investment, which is ear-marked for arts programs.

The people who work on the 27 sites that are either in the second phase of consultation or are being potentially bought, feel in a more vulnerable position than we do in factories that are ear-marked for closure.

Nicola Thorold, director of theatre at the council, points out that by taking the decision to pull out when it did, it still has £3.5m out of the £4m ear-marked for the Talawa theatre project available to black theatre.

In a piece here yesterday, Zoe Gannon, a Compass research fellow, argued that Britain should follow Norway's example by building up "a £100bn fund, ear-marked for future generations" from its oil tax revenues.

These conclusions resulted in ear-marked funding for transferable skills training and career development.

Combat Stress – Britain's biggest mental health charity for veterans – has ear-marked £2 million for a community-based scheme to help ex-forces better engage with NHS addiction services so they can become sober enough to start its six-week in-patient programme for treating PTSD.

The division of labour assigned roles and responsibilities to countries in terms of preparing comprehensive multi-annual vaccination plans, giving priority to cooperation and multi-sector partnership arrangements, strengthening human resources for immunization, increasing the ear-marked financial resources for vaccination, and updating vaccine policies and guidelines.

"He's been ear-marked by us for a while - we've been following him for the last 12 months - and he's got his reward now.

Upon this will be erected about 60 reinforced-concrete buildings & pavilions housing restaurants, movies, a museum of religious art, an illuminated fountain, a cockfighting arena, a voodoo amphi theatre, etc. President Dumarsais Estime of Haiti has ear-marked five million dollars for the Exposition.