Sentence examples for earmarked for that from inspiring English sources

Half the money would be earmarked for that purpose.

At some colleges, speaking fees come from alumni gifts earmarked for that purpose.

The increases come despite a city commitment since 2007 to reduce class sizes across all grades in exchange for state money earmarked for that purpose.

But with Milan just one hour away and numerous recreational facilities close by, it could be earmarked for that big lottery win.

At the end of November, the Red Cross estimated its total cost of responding to the fires at $16 million, but donors had given it $22 million, earmarked for that disaster alone.

More optics: the Times revealed that money from the Port Authority, which is chaired by a Christie appointee, had been earmarked for that vetoed tunnel, but instead was used to subsidize ferry trips for commuters to New York from the Jersey shore, to the tune of more than forty-six dollars per passenger per ride.

To cover more than $3 million of the costs, Vheru illegally used federal education funds that had been earmarked for programs that assist nonnative English speakers, the lawsuit alleges.

There may be more political support in Germany to grant aid earmarked for programs that would help jobless youth than there is for extending further financial support to governments in Italy or Greece that many Germans consider unreliable and unstable.

Since then, nearly $1 trillion has been earmarked for projects that form part of the Belt and Road Initiative.

According to Silverchair's website, as of June 2009, the group had begun work on the follow-up to Young Modern, they had spent three weeks recording in Australia with future sessions earmarked for later that year.

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.