Sentence examples for could earmark from inspiring English sources
The commission also sets up a budgeting-by-popularity-contest feature, where taxpayers could earmark 10 percent of their tax payments each year to three federal agencies of their choice.
Greece appears on track to win access to a controversial EU programme that could earmark up to €1.75bn (£1.56bn) in free carbon allowances for the building of two massive coal-fired power plants.
Mr. Fallows, the author of the lead article, "The New College Chaos," writes that while a "more open market for college admissions" is fairer than the days when "Exeter's headmaster could earmark a few dozen of each year's seniors for admission to Harvard," other changes "undermine what had been fundamental ideals and values".
Whereas in days past, lawmakers could earmark, meaning they tacked amendments onto bills that directed money toward provincial projects, today that practice is banned.
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Maybe we could just earmark when we're out at bars.
Costed properly this could bring in funding that could be earmarked specifically for the training of the additional staff the political parties promise us.
The proceeds, which would go exclusively to the Länder, could be earmarked for education, primarily a Land responsibility.
Ms. Norton said the federal government should declare a state of emergency, so federal money could be earmarked for the water system.
Yet I didn't want to pay $250 an hour or more for guidance, not when that money could be earmarked for tasteful throw pillows.
