Sentence examples for earmark at least from inspiring English sources

"The question is: Will the savings be passed on to the public in some form?" Mr. Ratner began exploring modular construction during the recession in 2010 as a way to make good on his promise to use union labor, deliver good architecture and earmark at least 30 percent of the proposed 6,430 units for low- and moderate-income tenants.

Now that the measures have cleared the Legislature, there is a renewed push to earmark at least a portion of that money before the session ends next week.

On the exercise front, Brown recommends that a man who's saddled with a dad bod earmark at least 2percentt of his day, or 30 minutes, to getting fit.

"With hard earmarks, at least you know something about the amounts and recipients.

Mr. Wuffli said that UBS had earmarked at least half a billion Swiss francs ($404 million) for acquisitions this year.

To do this it has earmarked at least 400m kroner (£37m) to be spent on various cycling programmes in the years 2012-19.

This would provide transparency and likely would reduce both the number and cost of earmarks, at least among those members of Congress still capable of feeling shame.

That means Bank of America has now paid or earmarked at least $30 billion to cover claims and related legal and good will write-down costs on nonagency mortgages — almost all related to Countrywide.

In the Hudson Valley, where a new Senate seat created through the redistricting process is seeing one of the most competitive races in the state, advocates of public financing have earmarked at least $500,000 for advertising to support the Democratic candidate, Cecilia Tkaczyk.

The institute has earmarked at least $36 million to ENCODE over the next 3 years.

"A one-two punch from Congressional Republicans and the president has brought an end to earmarks - at least temporarily," said Ryan Alexander, the president of Taxpayers for Common Sense.