Sentence examples for earmarked its from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. has earmarked its cloud business as an area for investment and growth.

ABB, which last week sold part of a finance unit to the General Electric Company, has earmarked its building-systems division for sale in 2003.

The UK's largest retailer, Tesco, along with Sainsbury's, expects shopping to be more spread out over the week while the Co-op convenience store chain, which has 2,800 shops across the UK, has earmarked its busiest day as Christmas Eve.

Uber has earmarked its latest funding round to help develop its business in Asia Pacific, where India is very much a key part of its plans.

Portland may just be another city in the U.S., but India has become a key focus for the company, which earmarked its latest $1.2 billion funding round for growth in Asia.

The U.S. earmarks its funds for several RERF projects, including the longevity study, and pays for roughly one quarter of the foundation's research staff.

The startup raised $60 million last year earmarked for its multi-pronged expansion strategy (its total funding so far is about $224 million).

The investments of $152.2 million include $13.6 million held on behalf of the UN/FAO World Food Programme in respect of its share of the investments earmarked for its staff related schemes and $40.2 million from the General Fund (1994/95: $8.2 million) and have a market value of $196.5 million.

There is a danger for EU nations that Ukraine will start taking the gas Russia had earmarked for its European clients, something it did when it was cut off from Russian gas during previous disputes in 2006 and 2009.

Hampshire Constabulary has confirmed it is to sell a building once earmarked for its future headquarters after nearly five years of it standing empty.

Unless it agreed to sign a pact with the United States, prohibiting the surrender of American citizens to the International Criminal Court (ICC), it would forfeit the $100m in American aid earmarked for its help in training Iraqi policemen.