Sentence examples for earmarked over the 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.

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.

Former Senator Bob Dole and I proposed in October that of the $40 billion authorized by the Congress to fight terrorism, $5 billion be earmarked over the next five years to reduce world hunger.

The second biggest chunk of the European Union budget - where farming comes top - is spent in its poorest areas, with more than 300 billion euros earmarked over the next seven years.

The Clinton administration earmarked over $100 million in funding for the exiles to promote mildly subversive operations, like a newspaper and a radio station and training for President Hussein's opponents in skills ranging from computer literacy to the art of running a benevolent civilian society -- unfamiliar territory given Iraq's modern history of coups, war and state violence.

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.

The President, who spoke at a community college in Annandale, Virginia in a chance to address voters before the election, has earmarked over $800bn for job creation and infrastructure investment, which he will pay for largely by taxing America's richest.

He notes that $4 million has already been earmarked over 3 years to gather satellite and ground-based data for a study of the impact of warming on Himalayan glaciers.

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.

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.