Sentence examples for earmarked for a total of from inspiring English sources

The grants were part of $5,656,800 in funds earmarked for a total of 118 groups in the state.

South Wokingham is one of four locations surrounding the town earmarked for a total of 10,000 homes.

After serving the Q-demands, the A-demands of all the children nodes are served from the 20% bandwidth earmarked for A-demand, (gamma _{n_{k}}^{A}).

Blue Gargoyle was in Barack Obama's district when he was an Illinois state senator, and during Funnye's tenure, Obama earmarked a total of $75,000 for the organization.

It says the MoD has earmarked a total of £130m for litigation - including 5,827 legal cases - in 2012-13; under £70m was spent on legal action in 2008-9.

The government has earmarked a total of more than $200 billion for various rescue measures, which as a proportion of GDP is almost three times what the Americans are spending.

A further £20 million is earmarked for a refurbishment of the nearby Altrincham Interchange.

The vote makes it increasingly likely that a majority of the fines which could total $5.4 billion to $21.1 billion—will be earmarked for an array of regional activities, including scientific research.

Others were earmarked for a museum Hitler planned to curate.

Some taxes can be earmarked for a particular purpose.

Mr. Obama obtained 10 earmarks worth a total of $19 million, according to the analysis, and Mrs. Clinton was responsible for 21 earmarks worth $70 million, the sixth-highest total in the Senate.