Sentence examples for been earmarked to support from inspiring English sources

Several generous gifts have lately been earmarked to support financial aid.

Much of the money negotiated since then has been earmarked to support elderly survivors in Europe, Israel and the United States.

Within 24 hours of the massacre of 12 people – including eight journalists – some €250,000 (£195,000) had been earmarked to support Charlie Hebdo by the Digital Press Fund, paid for by Google, to support the French press.

Last season, even after Russia's banking meltdown swallowed up $2.8m of general company funds which had been earmarked to support new productions, the theatre still managed to pump out five new premieres, (one was the norm during the Soviet period) including a new Lohengrin and a startling reinterpretation of Prokofiev's soviet opera Semyon Kotko.

Part of the budget for each Framework Programme has been earmarked to support individual fellows and host organisations.

About $4 million of its Series A money was earmarked to support Beacon's growth, once it became operational and profitable, not to get Beacon flying in the first place.

After the 2012 Delhi gang rape, a $320 million fund was earmarked to support initiatives by the government and organizations towards protecting the dignity and ensuring the safety of women.

When South African officials later balked at paying directly from government coffers, arrangements were made to take the money from FIFA funds that were earmarked to support the World Cup, the indictment says.

Public funds also should be earmarked to support non-profit organizations such as The Village to Village Network (VtV), whose mission simply is to help seniors to help themselves so that they can remain longer in their homes.

From next April £23m has been earmarked to encourage 150,000 lone parents, who at present do not claim income support, back into work, over three years.

Robert Downey Jnr has been earmarked to star.