Sentence examples for earmarked at from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wuffli said that UBS had earmarked at least half a billion Swiss francs ($404 million) for acquisitions this year.
To do this it has earmarked at least 400m kroner (£37m) to be spent on various cycling programmes in the years 2012-19.
That means Bank of America has now paid or earmarked at least $30 billion to cover claims and related legal and good will write-down costs on nonagency mortgages — almost all related to Countrywide.
In the Hudson Valley, where a new Senate seat created through the redistricting process is seeing one of the most competitive races in the state, advocates of public financing have earmarked at least $500,000 for advertising to support the Democratic candidate, Cecilia Tkaczyk.
While some argued that there was money left over from previous years to cover foreseeable needs, the Obama administration stressed that this is money already earmarked at the grass-roots level for first-responder training and detection programs for explosive and biological threats.
The institute has earmarked at least $36 million to ENCODE over the next 3 years.
Now that the measures have cleared the Legislature, there is a renewed push to earmark at least a portion of that money before the session ends next week.
I was a new player at the club, earmarked as someone with a "chance to go up the grades".
The earmarked site, at the geographic centre of New York, had for years been a marshy dumping ground, home to mountains of ash, so vividly described by F Scott Fitzgerald in The Great Gatsby as "a fantastic farm where ashes grow like wheat into ridges and hills and grotesque gardens".
The project had already raised £130,000 to move exhibits to the earmarked site at Berth 50 in Southampton Docks.
Revenue collection for newborn health, and competing calls for financing of other areas of healthcare, was clearly viewed as a barrier, and insufficient earmarked funds at the facility was impeding their ability to provide quality care to sick newborns.
