Sentence examples for apparently earmarked from inspiring English sources

Minnesota has apparently earmarked $100 million in federal welfare money to pay for programs that the state once paid for, the report found.

AT&T has also apparently earmarked another $20 billion for network upgrades and improvements during 2012.

Most of the funding was reserved for armaments, but much of the nonmilitary funding was apparently earmarked to build these "bypass roads" and security enhancements for Israeli settlers in the occupied territories.

This is the theme that unites opposition, whether it's objection in principle to free schools – such as in Walthamstow – or objection to a particular project, such as the Save Our Sulivan campaign, in which a primary school Fulham, London, with a meadow has been earmarked (apparently everybody wants a piece of the meadow) for a secondary free school.

Two weeks ago the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold cast in doubt Trump's philanthropy and raised questions about purchases he had made, apparently for himself, using money earmarked for charity.

Apparently the statue had been earmarked for Harrods, but then Al Fayed went and sold the Knightsbridge landmark to the Qatari royal family, leaving him with only one venerable British institution to call his own.

Donor contributions include both earmarked and non-earmarked grants.

Dave Bautista meanwhile, whose burliness surely has him earmarked as some kind of henchman, has apparently "never been on a mountain before … it's surreal, it looks like a painting".

And that, apparently, is where News Corporation and its large sacks of money — earmarked for more Net acquisitions — come in.

This on-the-job administration has earmarked a half-million dollars to educate people (apparently it will build a website) about what the Times affectionately calls "blood-sucking critters".

On March 15th, the agriculture minister, Nick Brown, implicitly admitted that more needed to be done, when he ordered a cull of tens of thousands more apparently healthy animals on top of the 205,000 animals already killed or earmarked for slaughter.