Sentence examples for budget earmarked for from inspiring English sources

The governor said he would also push for a constitutional amendment prohibiting the percentage of the state budget earmarked for prisons from exceeding what is set aside for its public university system.

The Army would most likely have fewer than 30 days to recommend how it would spend the $475 million in the fiscal 2003 budget earmarked for the artillery system, the official said.

Bourguignon hopes to offer "15 to 20 grants, perhaps slightly more," given the 10 million euro budget earmarked for his panel.

Since 2001 the government has set up seven large reserves and almost doubled the sector of the budget earmarked for environmental protection.

Concerted government efforts to address disparities have shown some significant results, but with much of its budget earmarked for debt repayment, it is difficult for Ecuador to fund levels of social spending that might improve the quality of life for the most vulnerable families.

NHS managers remain focused on "activity levels" (how many episodes of this or that treatment require funding?) and "throughput" (how many patients went in and out of the clinic today?) It was recently reported that budgets earmarked for measures to tackle the causes of disease were being raided by NHS trust managers trying to make good their deficits.

The 2000 town budget earmarked $6,059,000 for the library.

He said that Mr. Jefferson never introduced legislation or sought budget earmarks for any of the projects.

Mr. Baca last year helped secure a $500,000 budget earmark for Telacu, another local housing group that donates to his foundation.

But that effort foundered after the university's president at the time, Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, asked Senator Edward M. Kennedy to finance it through a budget earmark for "a few million dollars," Mr. Trachtenberg recalled.

The investigators ultimately concluded that there was insufficient evidence to charge Mr. Young with wrongdoing in connection with the budget earmark for a highway interchange in Florida that would have benefited a Michigan real estate developer who was a major political donor to Mr. Young, a Republican who has represented Alaska in Congress since 1973.