Sentence examples for as being earmarked from inspiring English sources
The proposed social fund was originally conceived as being earmarked for education and infrastructure spending.
Further, City Capital's business ventures were consistently unprofitable, and as far as funds being earmarked for charities and disadvantaged businesses -- fuggedaboutit.
He said that despite being earmarked as a "sound business" by the government, the banks were unwilling to support the company's expansion plans.
There's no subtlety here; abortion is really being earmarked as a last-resort option, with many dire consequences.
Despite LTPs being earmarked as a technology for future healthcare, plasmas have been used for a range of surgical applications in the field of electrosurgery since as long ago as 1991 [ 155, 156].
However, the Treasury has confirmed that it is still looking at this scheme, which would see money invested by the individual matched by a contribution from the state as long as it was earmarked for specific purposes.
As much as $2 billion is earmarked for additional hotel-casino refurbishment on the Strip, including the transformation of the old Sahara site into another upscale casino — SLS Las Vegas.
As many as 400 jobs were earmarked for redundancy.
As much as £50m could be earmarked for external programme providers.
There was strong opposition in Warrington, Lancashire, the only site publicly confirmed as having been earmarked for a Titan.
