Sentence examples for earmark adequate from inspiring English sources
From a public health and injury prevention perspective, current information on eye injuries rates is needed to develop effective plans for disseminating eye injury prevention materials to the public and to earmark adequate funding for these initiatives.
Parliament calls on the Commission to earmark adequate funding without delay for concrete projects to counter Russian propaganda and misinformation within the EU and abroad and to programme "more ambitious financial assistance" for Russian civil society.
Not all earmarks are equal.
17In Denmark and Switzerland, spending on active programmes is closely related to the level of unemployment as participation in re-employment programmes is a right and a duty after a certain duration of the joblessness spell and adequate resources are earmarked in the budget every year depending on the expected evolution in unemployment.
He also feared that so many politicians had jumped on Mr. Ratner's bandwagon that it will undercut any attempt to negotiate for public benefits: earmarking housing and jobs specifically for local residents, building adequate parking and roads to offset potential traffic congestion on game nights.
City Manager Gerald Caton last month decided to withhold funding from the Social Service Agency after auditors hired by the city said the agency did not have an "adequate financial control system". The city had earmarked $50,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds for the agency in the current fiscal year.
Now he maintains that the $1.5 billion the administration is requesting to plug the many holes in our public health system -- almost all of it earmarked for stockpiling pharmaceuticals, not shoring up local hospitals -- is adequate for fighting bioterrorism.
Needs include: training on operational tools and clarification of important concepts such as gender redistributive policies and women's strategic needs; earmarked resources and time for the implementation of gender mainstreaming; and adequate support from persons with gender-specific knowledge.
