Sentence examples for earmarked for relocation from inspiring English sources

Other sectors of BBC output that are earmarked for relocation to Salford are the sports and children's departments and parts of Radio 5 Live.

Last year only 13% of those staff earmarked for relocation had indicated they were ready to take on the move, although that figure is said to be increasing.

If there is truth to this figure, a large number of communities have been "earmarked" for relocation across Fiji.

Given the speed at which these national, top-down initiatives are being forged and especially in light of the absence of any mention of relocation in Fiji's 2012 climate change policy, careful and inclusive engagement across all scales and stakeholders, including communities "earmarked" for relocation, is paramount.

Of that amount, $48 million was earmarked for the relocation of the Isle de Jean Charles Band of Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Tribe.

Building 2 on the University's Highfield Campus was earmarked for renovation both internally and externally.

The 200-acre site earmarked for the BBC's relocation is owned by Peel Holdings, the biggest and most powerful property developer in the north-west.

Money for the future, earmarked for surgery.

The fuel tax is earmarked for highways.

(1) Transfer earmarked for grass roots purposes.

The rest is earmarked for compensating investors.