Sentence examples for aims to earmark from inspiring English sources
By 2024, the National Education Plan aims to earmark 10% of Brazil's GDP.
There is no simple rule to earmark occupational carcinogens as opposed to nonoccupational ones.
Ten sites have been earmarked for the project, which aims to generate 1.2 gigawatts of electricity from the sites off the Orkney, and the Caithness and Sutherland coasts.
The scheme aims to lessen BRICS dependence on the U.S. Federal Reserve and the dollar, and member nations will earmark money from their foreign exchange reserves for swap lines which could in turn be called upon in times of distress.
Niger has earmarked 25% of its budget for the $2.6bn£1.6bnbn) programme, which aims to improve the country's resilience to food crises, which are becoming more frequent.
A pub earmarked for development has been bought by the Wilts and Berks Canal Trust, which aims to turn it into a centre for visitors.
Even so, HarperPAC described itself in a press release this week as "a group that aims to defend the interests of everyday Canadians against the tide of cash from professional leftist agitators and big union bosses that has been earmarked to take down the Conservative government".
The DWP has earmarked £10m for projects that aim to assist couples in working together as parents even when they are no longer together.
Since application of high fluid shear to chondrocytes recapitulates some of the earmarks of OA, we aimed to screen the gene expression profiles of shear-activated chondrocytes and assess potential similarities with OA chondrocytes.
In view of accumulating evidence suggesting that prolonged application of high fluid shear recapitulates some of the earmarks of OA, we aimed to identify the differentially-regulated genes in human T/C-28a2 chondrocytes subjected to high fluid shear (20 dyn/cm2) versus static (control) conditions (0 dyn/cm2) for 48 h and 72 h, using a cDNA microarray technique.
