Sentence examples for earmark it for from inspiring English sources

Stamp duty, says the OBR, is due to bring in £9bn: why not earmark it for housebuilding?

"We take revenues from television and sponsorships and recycle virtually all of it into tournaments and require them to earmark it for prize money increases.

But since I had my daughter, I have started thinking of the money I earn as less important than the money my husband earns, and I mentally earmark it for baby-related expenses.

So the millions in tourist taxes would just evaporate into the humid Miami night if we didn't earmark it for your stadium?

"If you were to assign [marijuana tax revenue] to something, it seems more logical to earmark it for health needs," said Maria Doulis, vice president of the nonpartisan Citizens Budget Commission, a good government group in New York.

PHOENIX — By 1953, Anthony Joslin's parents had saved $3,000, and earmarked it for sending their son to college.

Sure, they have the choice of simply donating money to their alma maters and earmarking it for financial aid.

While Bache was waiting for the cigars to appear, Boggis showed him a Van Dyck and told him Duveen had earmarked it for him.

During the takeover battle for Britain's biggest confectioner, Kraft had said it hoped to keep it operating – unlike Cadbury's previous management, who had earmarked it for closure.

In a 'suicide' reaction the methyl adduct from one modified guanine base is transferred to a cysteine residue in the active site of one molecule of enzyme resulting in the inactivation of that molecule of enzyme and earmarking it for ubiquitination and degradation [ 20].

Donors were supplying his non-profit with cash, but earmarking it specifically for water projects.