Sentence examples for earmarked for states from inspiring English sources

The version of the bill approved by the House also includes an additional $8 billion earmarked for states that permit health insurance companies to reject people with pre-existing conditions or charge them higher premiums.

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Revenue from the state surcharge would be earmarked for the states.

That tax, earmarked for the states, produced an unanticipated $10 billion during those boom years that is now being spent to build and repair highways.

He voted to ask Congress for aid for the Deaf and Dumb School in the state, and opposed redirecting fines and forfeitures earmarked for the state's "Seminaries of Learning" into the state treasury.

Or Washington could speed up some of the stimulus money earmarked for the state.

And since a good deal of Greene County's products are earmarked for schools, state nutritional guidelines must also be met.

It seemed a good idea if some of the money they took in from their seven casinos which Indian tribes, as sovereign powers, may run on their reservations was earmarked for the state.

He attributed much of the building boom to passage of the Facilities Act in 2000 that made $8.6 billion available for construction, with $6 billion of that earmarked for the state's 30 poorest districts.

The money, included in a $20 billion aid package the federal government gave to New York in late 2001, was part of $175 million that was earmarked for the state's workers' compensation program.

The release comes as both Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton, his rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, have joined the presumptive Republican nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, in supporting a proposal to ban spending earmarked for home-state projects for one year.