Sentence examples for earmark more money from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

They also improved it along the way, earmarking more money for coastal restoration.

Only 3 of 10 leading chip makers -- Intel, Infineon and Micron Technology -- earmarked more money for capital spending this year than last, according to Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International, the trade association that forecast the decline in equipment sales.

While it was openly described as an attempt to restart the Dubs scheme to bring unaccompanied child migrants into the country, the amendment would not have resettled one more person in the country, or earmarked any more money for refugee resettlement, or changed anything about the country's migration policy whatsoever.

Senators are also pushing to have more money earmarked for child care centers and preschools rather than going to vouchers.

More money is earmarked for a plan to personalize reception areas and make them more welcoming, as renovations continue throughout the complex, Mr. McGrath said.

More money is being earmarked for community and educational projects, rather than the traditional full-dress concert.

Many of these companies use money appropriated through earmarks to turn around and lobby for more money.

It's possible that former board members and staff at organizations that benefited from earmarks from de Blasio and Quinn gave even more money to their campaign accounts.