Sentence examples for earmarked from inspiring English sources

Gisby was earmarked to receive a bonus of up to £371,000, but Network Rail said he would be leaving in February without any additional payment beyond that stipulated in his contract.

The Society's two-year Commission on Taxation and Citizenship criticised Labour's reluctance to discuss taxation and proposed, among other reforms, an earmarked tax for the NHS.

After the meeting broke up, a resident of Churchill Gardens in Pimlico walked me around her estate and pointed out the old people's home and lovely modernist low-rise block that was earmarked for the wrecking ball.

Fifa has confirmed it paid $10m to the Caribbean Football Union, a body then headed by Warner, out of funds originally earmarked for South Africa to help it host the tournament, but denies it was a bribe.

Why not mobilise communities to keep open services earmarked for closure, even if on a temporary volunteer basis like at Friern Barnet library?

But with Spain in the grips of the 2008 economic downturn, the money earmarked for the improvements failed to materialise, and the site remained vacant, cordoned off from the rest of the city by a chainlink fence.

She said: "Not all of the expenditure that has been earmarked has been used with great efficiency … We need to address that".

The 19,000 jobs going over the next three years include 12,000 cuts announced in February that were earmarked for this year.

Nor will £5m pledged to keep train stations spruce, or another £1m earmarked for Sheffield's tram-train.

The government will also claw back payments to the states for hospitals and cut funds previously earmarked for preventive health.

The Tories were making noises about meeting the Nato target of 2% of national wealth being earmarked for defence but there was no commitment to return health spending to the European average of 9% achieved under Labour.