Sentence examples for could be earmarked from inspiring English sources

As much as £50m could be earmarked for external programme providers.

Small supplements to income or sales taxes could be earmarked for local government.

The proceeds, which would go exclusively to the Länder, could be earmarked for education, primarily a Land responsibility.

The money raised could be earmarked for building social and private rented homes, or helping others to buy.

Costed properly this could bring in funding that could be earmarked specifically for the training of the additional staff the political parties promise us.

Ms. Norton said the federal government should declare a state of emergency, so federal money could be earmarked for the water system.

Citizens, already due for a stock market flotation in 2015, could be sold off more quickly, and there has been repeated speculation that Coutts could also be earmarked for sale.

The final £300m a year could yet be earmarked for other policies.

In a press statement, the company added that some of the $400m could also be earmarked for "potential acquisitions and strategic transactions".

Further, it will force companies to spend money that could otherwise be earmarked for development of other drugs.

The vote makes it increasingly likely that a majority of the fines which could total $5.4 billion to $21.1 billion—will be earmarked for an array of regional activities, including scientific research.