Sentence examples for be earmarked in from inspiring English sources

The dismal reading may affect debate among politicians and policymakers on how much fiscal spending should be earmarked in a supplementary budget that is expected to be compiled this fiscal year.

The potential of the advancing field of nanomedicine has been earmarked in the increasing efforts to address the major health problems of the developing world.

As a result, around 70% of state spending is earmarked in advance, difficult for the governor or legislature to change.

The OECD estimates that nearly 90% of the federal government's total revenue is earmarked in this way.

Those funds were earmarked in an agreement entered into by Gov. Mario M. Cuomo and me to provide financing for affordable housing.

Not all the reserves are available for intervention, since $175 billion are earmarked in two wealth funds which cushion the budget and cover future pension spending.

Voting 235 to 191, the House blocked money for construction of school-based health centers that had been earmarked in the health care act.

Like many other states, Virginia is wrestling with a crisis in opioid addiction and overdoses, and $5.3 million is earmarked in the governor's proposal for treatment and prevention.

In October, a Russian admiral said that helicopter carriers the Russian Navy hopes to buy from France were earmarked, in part, for its Arctic fleet.

The total sum in question is PLN 1 billion, which has already been earmarked in the next year's budget for the 2013-2015 proframme of construction and modernisation of police headquarters nationwide.

A pilot program is in the works, money has been earmarked in the capital budget, and an expert brought on to oversee the program remains in her job, Mr. Soffin said.