Sentence examples for earmarked out from inspiring English sources

In March 1950, $3 million (1950 USD) was earmarked out of a $104.5 million budget for the start of construction on the parkway.

The low point for players came two months later, when agents organized a charity game, with some of the proceeds earmarked for out-of-work players.

But others say stockpiled grain has already been earmarked for handing out to people in the towns.

The annual £2bn earmarked for ironing out glitches in the new architecture is scant compensation for the £18bn set to be squeezed from existing benefits.

The idea was that the banks would inject liquidity into the system, but in the event they did not lend the money on to other banks, so now the government decides whom they should lend to.Another $50 billion of the rescue money was earmarked for bailing out "strategic" companies.

Individuals' deposits could be guaranteed while corporate bondholders would lose out, but the markets would not panic, he believes – rather, they would regard the Irish economy with renewed interest, because money once earmarked to bail out the banks could be invested in the recovery.

Use a pair of scissors specifically earmarked for cutting out paper sewing patterns.

Keep another pair of 8" (20.3cm) long scissors specifically earmarked for cutting out fabric.

With this week's financing for GMAC, the Treasury has now earmarked $358.4 billion out of the $700 billion bailout.

Of this, some $36 billion has already been paid out or earmarked.

It has paid out or earmarked $17.5 billion to compensate individuals and small businesses, plus another $4 billion to settle criminal charges with the Department of Justice.