Sentence examples for earmarked by a from inspiring English sources

Modern drug control policy is earmarked by a number of policy strategies, each designed to address a specific aspect of the nation's drug problem.

Their inception is earmarked by a handful of remixes of rare classic tunes like Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" and Junior Senior's "Move Your Feet".

The experience was earmarked by all the characteristics of brief flirtations: heady anticipation followed by heaps of disappointment.

This is a man who has been earmarked by many as a future England manager, and even for the same role at Manchester United, which he himself may consider the ultimate prize, without ever boasting the coaching experience either role requires.

The Refugee Council has stepped into the row over Palingswick House currently housing organisations working with refugee groups and other vulnerable people, but earmarked by Toby Young as a prospective home for his new "free school".

This 15th stage had been earmarked by Chris Froome as a possible pitfall but there was little drama here as the race leader and his team skipped round it in relatively straightforward style and victory went to the Colombian Jarlinson Pantano of the Swiss IAM team.

Special revenue (or special) funds are required to account for the use of revenue earmarked by law for a particular purpose.

The Bermuda Triangle had been sitting dormant since its closure in October 2010 and had been earmarked by the park as a site for a future attraction.

He told Daily Politics the "uncontrolled flow of mass labour" had made millions of people worse off and the public could not wait until 2017 - the date earmarked by David Cameron - for a say on Europe since an extra million migrants would have come to the UK by then.

Some specific sums including money earmarked by Island records - a cheque for £133,259, royalties from a single called Miss Sarajevo, and £7,961 from profits on the Passengers single - have not reached the centre, according to the director.

A third of the money earmarked by the Police Department for an ambitious, but much criticized, anti-narcotics initiative known as Operation Condor will be used instead to pay for increased uniformed patrols pursuing a variety of offenses, officials said yesterday.