Sentence examples for earmarked in from inspiring English sources
The vague announcement may include large sums already earmarked in the budget.
As a result, around 70% of state spending is earmarked in advance, difficult for the governor or legislature to change.
The pieces you've earmarked in all of your favorite magazines — the bandeau tops and hot-shorts as suit separates, perhaps?
The OECD estimates that nearly 90% of the federal government's total revenue is earmarked in this way.
It is the single biggest beneficiary of EU funds in Britain, with £2.7bn earmarked in the present round of funding.
Not even the $83m earmarked in the latest state budget for Gonski education reforms could address their concerns.
Voting 235 to 191, the House blocked money for construction of school-based health centers that had been earmarked in the health care act.
Despite the billions earmarked in the accord, the aid will help a relatively small portion of the millions of borrowers who are delinquent and facing foreclosure.
Not all the reserves are available for intervention, since $175 billion are earmarked in two wealth funds which cushion the budget and cover future pension spending.
The United States has earmarked $1.1 billion in mostly military aid.
Additionally, the Obama administration has earmarked $400 million in grants to electrify the transportation sector.
