Sentence examples for earmarked for this from inspiring English sources

One third of the national budget is earmarked for this purpose.

Of the £3.96 billion paid to universities for teaching by the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE), £277m (7%) is earmarked for this.

Both Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio were once earmarked for this role, but it's hard to imagine either of them matching Fassbender's capacity to engage and repel simultaneously.

Initial financing for the plan would come from a pool of roughly €6 billion, or $7.7 billion, that has already been earmarked for this purpose from the European Investment Bank.

As for the Blairite idea of using supercasinos to regenerate rundown neighbourhoods (Jowell bought into that one too, I fear), it made sensible people shudder for Blackpool or east Manchester, both earmarked for this particular shock therapy.

These "Mumbai Slums Maps" envision that not only is there a need for a comprehensive masterplan for slum redevelopment and affordable housing in Mumbai, but that it is also possible to house the urban poor in affordable housing if all currently slum occupied land will be earmarked for this.

Earmarked for the Art Space's exterior, this 1995 piece features a grainy black-and-white photo of a lone bird silhouetted against an empty Miami sky.

Most of this is earmarked for the new building, to be completed in 2004.

Most of this was earmarked for the purchase of munitions, and the remainder was spent covering the basic needs of the rebel territories.

Complete genomic analysis, coupled with transcriptomic analysis is earmarked for the future to elucidate the nature of this modification.

The 19,000 jobs going over the next three years include 12,000 cuts announced in February that were earmarked for this year.