Sentence examples for decided to earmark from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bloomberg decided to earmark all the medallions for sale — except 54 for handicapped-accessible cabs — for alternative-fuel and hybrid vehicles.

But unlike Botswana, which is happy to have its stones mixed with those from other countries, both its neighbours have decided to earmark a portion of their own production for local manufacturing.

Zuckerberg's announcement comes two months after Bay Partners decided to earmark millions of dollars for investment in Facebook applications.

The foundation president, Teddy Gross, says the students have decided to earmark a portion of the proceeds for Afghanistan - and will formalise the decision in the spring, when they plan to hold their annual global relief conference at UNICEF House.

Mr. Bond told the jury that he had decided whether to earmark a trade to his account or his clients' accounts before he bought a stock.

By Andy Borowitz August 25, 2016 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Calling it "the best use of our resources at this time," the Republican National Committee has decided to pull money originally earmarked for Trump campaign ads and spend it on alcohol instead.

Back home in the Lapland forest, some 40 miles from the Arctic Circle, not far from where the film was set, Kent and his wife Britta decided to buy land behind their 1950s-style guesthouse, which had been earmarked for logging.

The announcement on Monday that the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, had decided to support a two-year moratorium on Republican earmarks represented a particularly expedient change of heart.

Vanessa Leeming, who lives in the Nether Edge area of the city and has several trees earmarked for felling on her road, said she had decided to get involved in the campaign when she heard about the morning raid this month.

In fact, the drug maker had so much cash left over, it decided to buy back an additional $5 billion worth of stock on top of the $4 billion already earmarked for repurchases in 2011 and beyond.

Steve Martin had pulled out of the role and Williams had originally been earmarked to play Armand's more exuberant partner, Albert, but after Mrs Doubtfire, he decided to leave the cross-dressing to Nathan Lane this time.