Sentence examples for earmarked more than from inspiring English sources

The association has earmarked more than $2 million for promotion.

The Government has earmarked more than £100m to bring empty homes into use.

Last week the government earmarked more than $520 million to fight terrorism.

In 2010, the government earmarked more than $150 million to buy new aircraft for the presidential fleet.

Britain, for example, earmarked more than half of its automotive output for export and restricted domestic purchases for several years after the war.

The challenge by the American groups focused on a category in the settlement that earmarked more than $100 million for survivors whose property was looted by the Nazis.

It would earmark more than $140 billion in tax cuts for wealthy individuals and corporations.

The Secretary of State for Culture, Jeremy Hunt, was criticised last month for earmarking more than £100,000 this financial year for more purchases.

The Senate, by contrast, has set aside no money for the program while earmarking more than $300 million in new aid for federal prisons.

Over the last year and a half, Uber has taken aim at the Asia Pacific region, earmarking more than $1 billion to face regulatory fights in Thailand, Singapore and Vietnam.

In Congress, the House has passed a bill earmarking more than $1 billion next year for 1,700 additional Customs Service inspectors and new drug interdiction technology for the nation's borders.