Sentence examples for clearly earmarked from inspiring English sources
Another district created around Midland, in West Texas, seemed clearly earmarked for the Republicans, who hope to pick up as many as seven seats next year.
Phelim O'Neill Alan Carr has clearly earmarked this final episode of Chatty Man as the one that will grant him chatshow supremacy in the golden Friday night post-watershed slot.
"Disability benefits are disregarded when calculating housing benefit entitlement, and where that income is clearly earmarked for care and mobility costs local authorities should disregard it in DHP applications".
"Disability benefits are disregarded when calculating housing benefit entitlement, and where that income is clearly earmarked for care and mobility costs local authorities should disregard it in DHP applications". David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, describes the bedroom tax as "an unfair, unworkable policy that should be repealed".
Moyes had clearly earmarked Silva as central to City's threat and he deployed youngster Jack Rodwell to man-mark the Spaniard.
Although all MDG indicators are targeted for 2015 as an end date to measure success clearly earmarked target values for 2015 were obtained only for the four major indicators.
Donor contributions include both earmarked and non-earmarked grants.
Such smart money clearly sees something in the cafe chain earmarked for Nasdaq or the London Stock Exchange sometime next year.
Each bundle, clearly marked with a UNICEF label, is earmarked for a specific household – with the camp's entire 9,000-strong 9,000-strongovered by the distribution.
Revenue collection for newborn health, and competing calls for financing of other areas of healthcare, was clearly viewed as a barrier, and insufficient earmarked funds at the facility was impeding their ability to provide quality care to sick newborns.
In Tanzania, district councils are supposed to budget for the poor and provide free CHF cards to poor households, but in practice this does not occur due to the lack of clearly defined criteria for identifying the poor and a lack of earmarked funds to cover their costs.
