Sentence examples for earmarked exclusively from inspiring English sources

"The revenue generated would be earmarked exclusively for public safety, including security against the increased threat of terrorism that is currently costing the city $13 million a week".

After spending about $31 million in her efforts to keep up with Senator Barack Obama, Mrs. Clinton finished February with more than $33 million in cash on hand, but $21.5 million of that is earmarked exclusively for the general election, leaving her with $11.7 million for the primary.

Leaders Fund, a new, North American venture firm, is taking the wraps off its debut, $100 million fund, and the capital is earmarked exclusively for software companies selling to businesses.

They view the State Department's failure to concentrate the earmarked funds exclusively on circumvention as evidence of its lack of spine and conflicted priorities, given that the U.S. has great diplomatic and economic interdependencies with China in particular.

And third, a similar devolution of power within the NHS with a new form of public funding under which national insurance contributions (NICs) would be exclusively earmarked for the NHS.

The fact that all these vehicles are exclusively earmarked for diploma and degree holders says a great deal about the lack of job opportunities in Nigeria.

In June Index raised a new early-stage $550 million fund for investments in Europe and Israel; Accel closed a $475 million fund in March 2013 also mainly for the region; and Balderton closed a $305 million Series A fund this April, exclusively earmarked for Europe.

Zooming out, longer-in-the-tooth European VC giants include Index, which recently raised a new early-stage $550 million fund for investments in Europe and Israel; Accel which closed a $475 million fund in March 2013 also mainly for Europe; and Balderton, which closed a $305 million Series A fund this April, exclusively earmarked for Europe.

While in all neighborhoods lots were earmarked for kindergartens that exclusively cater to their young residents, other public facilities (schools, youth and cultural centers, and healthcare clinics) were aggregated to form a number of central hubs for adjoining residential areas.

A number of countries have introduced special taxes that are earmarked (i.e., exclusively allocated) for health interventions, for example, on air traffic and tobacco products [ 17].

Also confusing is why advertising sites actively supportive of sex workers, like Eros or Slixa, have not made a similar move -- the only scholarship funds I was able to find for female sex workers were earmarked for human trafficking victims exclusively.