Sentence examples similar to earmarked portion from inspiring English sources

States like Colorado are earmarking portions of revenue generated from marijuana sales for research.

For example, we still get checks from publishers who had earmarked a portion of the proceeds from books about the bombing.

Then he earmarked a portion of the winner's cheque for the purchase of pianos for his home area of Edmonton, north London.

VF should generate roughly $550 million in operating-cash flow this year, with a large portion earmarked for share repurchases.

General Motors is requesting $8.3 billion, earmarking a portion for the Chevy Volt, a plug-in hybrid.

The idea of earmarking a portion of national insurance to pay for the NHS is a beguiling idea, but will it work?

The developers will use a tool called tax increment financing, which earmarks a portion of a site's future property taxes to build its infrastructure.

Instead of just pocketing all the profits, REC sellers like Community Energy and the Bonneville Environmental Foundation earmark a portion of their profits for new renewable energy development.

But unlike Botswana, which is happy to have its stones mixed with those from other countries, both its neighbours have decided to earmark a portion of their own production for local manufacturing.

California's redevelopment law lets city officials designate a zone as "blighted" and then earmark a portion of property taxes generated in that zone — money that would otherwise be divided among the state, county and cities — for redevelopment projects.

He also wants legislators in Albany to permanently earmark a portion of the city's real estate taxes for the school system, generating the $548 million in extra money for the 2002 fiscal year.