Sentence examples for earmark more from inspiring English sources

It would earmark more than $140 billion in tax cuts for wealthy individuals and corporations.

Rather than earmark more money for agricultural protection, President Bush cut next year's budget for the Agriculture Department by 7percentto to $17.9 billion.

High street banks are preparing to set out how they will respond to the interest rate cuts likely to be sparked by the Brexit vote, amid expectations it could pressure them to cut jobs and earmark more branches for closure.

The city not only folded, officials worked with the county and state to earmark more than $80 million for infrastructure improvements to the area around the drag strip that they have since approved.

Do consider his endless lobbying of the Irish government to earmark more cash for said MDGs, despite having shifted part of U2's tax affairs to the Netherlands to avoid paying even the ludicrously reduced rates Ireland affords to artists.

Mr. Golinger's group is planning to turn in signatures on Monday to get a measure on the June ballot that would strictly limit "commercial activities and private events at Coit Tower" and also require the Recreation and Park Department to earmark more money from admission fees to maintenance of the tower, which was built in 1933.

Last week the government earmarked more than $520 million to fight terrorism.

The association has earmarked more than $2 million for promotion.

The Government has earmarked more than £100m to bring empty homes into use.

In 2010, the government earmarked more than $150 million to buy new aircraft for the presidential fleet.

Recently, Ms. Fields earmarked more money -- more than $40,000 -- for repairing the same playground.