Sentence examples for earmarked for potential from inspiring English sources

Council leaders have warned that prime real estate earmarked for potential regeneration would be lost.

Ironically, being so directly linked to the Marvel movie universe means Agents of SHIELD can't use comic characters earmarked for potential big-screen outings.

In a press statement, the company added that some of the $400m could also be earmarked for "potential acquisitions and strategic transactions".

The first site to be earmarked for potential redevelopment under the programme is Wellingborough in Northamptonshire, which formerly housed a youth detention centre, then an adult training prison, before closing in 2012.

Legislation is earmarked for potential introduction in Wales later this year.

Scottish Conservative health spokesman Jackson Carlaw said: "Less than half of this money earmarked for potential savings could be used for the creation of a Cancer Drugs Fund, similar to the one in operation in England".

I've seen him play five or six times and he has always been one I have earmarked for a potential loan signing.

As it had poor public transport integration and no rail provision, it was earmarked for a potential Metrolink line as early as 1986 and legal authority to construct the line through the Quays was acquired in 1990.

For example, US Bancorp, the big Minneapolis bank that took over failed adjustable-mortgage lender Downey Savings of Newport Beach, said in its fourth-quarter earnings presentation that it recorded a $130-million expense for "mortgage servicing matters". Wall Street regarded that as "earmarked for the potential settlement," RBC analyst Jon Arfstrom said.

Significant portions of funding to the MOH itself will continue to be earmarked for specific programs causing potential systemic imbalances.

The second interim budget for 2015-16 passed by board members on March 1, however, contains no earmarks for potential teacher salary increases.