Sentence examples for earmarked for supporting from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Chua, up to 70% of newly-raised revenues (estimated to raise P786 billion over the next 5 years) are earmarked for supporting the "build, build, build" campaign.

The first Protocol to the Fisheries Partnership Agreement ran until 27 February 2011 and provided for a financial contribution of EUR 36.1 million, of which EUR 13.5 million was earmarked for supporting Morocco's fisheries policy.

The gathering was paid for from part of the $100 million that the United States Congress earmarked for support of exiled Iraqis during the Clinton administration.

€10bn will go straight to the crippled banks, and €25bn is earmarked for bank support in the future.

(Donations made through the RMHUC are earmarked for the support of a student to attend the Harvard Summer School). Because MMD is a 100% volunteer-run organization, almost 90% of funds go directly to programming.

Heads of social services warned that the £70m earmarked for parenting support programmes through local authorities was dwarfed by a £600m funding shortfall in children's services over the next financial year.

Most funds that are available for CHPS are earmarked for equipment or for supporting ongoing community-based service activities, with no funding available from the health sector for start-up activities such as CHPS facility construction ("C" in Figure 2).

They amount to $170,000£130,00000), earmarked for "general operating support".

Simon said the pilots will cost £20m per region and the government has already secured the cash from the licence fee as not all the cash earmarked for the switchover support scheme is being used.

"Even using the money earmarked for digital switchover to support other broadcasters would open up a grey area which could lead to companies vying for the pot when the licence fee comes up for review".

By a 60-1 vote, residents endorsed $500 million in city borrowing, part of it earmarked for public improvements to support the would-be National Football League stadium.