Sentence examples similar to earmark reserves from inspiring English sources

Based on the chart below, our best guess is that the industry will have approximately ~$40 billion of available capital and ~$26 billion of capital earmarked for reserves at the end of this year.

Michael Lodge admits that but also argues that the areas affected will be tiny compared with the vastness of the oceans – "much less than half a per cent" – and that big areas have been earmarked as reserves to be left untouched.

Many of those pledges were earmarked for reserving a first-generation PonoPlayer, the answer to Apple's iPod that will hold 1,000 to 2,000 high-resolution digital albums.

Another $16.2 million is earmarked for contingency reserves and engineering by Metro-North.

Governor Bush vetoed more than $2 billion in earmarks and increased reserves from $1 billion to $7.6 billion — more than 25percentt of the general tax-financed budget.

"It is extraordinary to cut school crossing patrols when they have £80m of reserves earmarked for schools".

Powys council has earmarked £2.8m from reserves to fund the inquiry prompting concern from some members about the impact on the authority's other work.

They had weakened the fleet on the flank - reduced the reserves earmarked for Nato, and made dangerous reductions in the capability of the air force".

The council has earmarked £2.8m from reserves to fund the inquiry prompting concern from some members about the impact on the authority's other work.

In a statement it said: "All councils hold cash reserves earmarked for big projects such as schools and roads, and it makes sense to invest that money to get a return.

The agency has been forced to buy the other 20% at market rates, at up to 10 times the usual price, putting a big dent in reserves earmarked for repaying its federal mortgage.