Sentence examples for earmarked over from inspiring English sources

This will add £650m to the £1bn already earmarked over the spending period.

Each state and territory would receive the same federal funding that had been earmarked over the budget cycle.

In this year's budget, Mr. dos Santos earmarked over $40 million to promote Angola's image abroad, through a private company owned and managed by two of his children.

Saudi Arabia had earmarked over $2.5 billion in aid to the Palestinian Authority since June 2009, making it by far the largest single supporter of the Palestinian cause.

But in March 2010, the Israeli cabinet backed a $214 million plan to encourage development in 13 Israeli Arab localities, including more than $3 million earmarked over four years for Nazareth's tourism industry.

Much will depend on the extent to which government temporary housing support grants for families affected by welfare reform – for which £800m has been earmarked over the next five years – help to prevent evictions.

Mr. Gore has earmarked $253 billion over 10 years for providing prescription drugs through Medicare.

His aides say Mr. Bush has earmarked $5 trillion over five years for shoring up Social Security and Medicare, including a provision for some kind of prescription drug benefit.

The company has earmarked $40 million over the three years for contributions to the learning accounts, which is in addition to its $600 million training budget.

Since then the government has earmarked $3 billion over four years for the project, and will spend billions more indirectly, for instance via tax breaks.The planning of the construction is going well.

Ministers are to introduce intensive catch-up programmes to raise standards among the one in five 11-year-olds who fail to reach the expected levels in literacy and numeracy at key stage 2. The government has earmarked £169m over the next three years for programmes that will give 100,000 pupils one-to-one tuition in maths and writing to prepare them for secondary school.