Sentence examples for by earmarking from inspiring English sources

Finally, only by earmarking contributions can earnings-related benefits be justified.

This summer, the New York City Council took a tentative step toward reform by earmarking $1.4 million for a citywide fund to bail out low-level offenders.

The chancellor avoided even deeper cuts in Whitehall by earmarking the welfare budget for more than a third – £11bn – of the £32bn reduction in spending.

Foundations can consider experimenting with alternative approaches to grant making by earmarking a share of their annual outlays for new approaches.

The U.S. government sought to expedite broadband adoption in 2009 by earmarking $7.2 billion in federal stimulus funds for grants or loans to selected high-speed Internet projects around the country, but much of the money was awarded in 2010.

The president's speech hinted that the government might try to sell the idea of privatisation by earmarking the proceeds for social-sector schemes.Nor is the private sector as free as it should be.

Environmental schemes are being financed by earmarked revenues from the landfill tax introduced by the previous government last October.

States now commonly require either a referendum or a supermajority vote of the legislature to issue a general obligation bond (one not backed by earmarked revenues).

Many areas of the budget, she says, are in the hands of bureaucrats, off-limits to the prime minister or even the finance ministry because they are often paid for by earmarked taxes.

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Instead, the agencies get meager increases--a portion of which is eaten up by projects earmarked by legislators for their constituents--or across-the-board cuts.