Sentence examples similar to earmarked post from inspiring English sources

But vast public expenditure is earmarked for post-tsunami reconstruction.

Strictly speaking, the downtown projects did not threaten theirs because they sprang from the $21 billion earmarked for post-9/11 relief.

Indeed, the Clinton administration has agreed in principle that Costa Rica should receive some of the aid it has earmarked for post-Mitch reconstruction in Central America.But Costa Rica's generosity has not done much to improve its uneasy relations with neighbouring Nicaragua.

Young scientists from Germany and beyond are being invited to apply for nearly 100 earmarked research posts.

The council had already earmarked 465 posts to be cut as part of plans to save £32m by 2012.

In early November, New York's Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the state had received $27 million in grant money from federal agencies that had been earmarked for post-storm jobs.

The $250m he had earmarked for the Post will go into the venture that has already started hiring and whose investigative team will include Laura Poitras, the documentary maker who worked with Greenwald and the Guardian on the Snowden revelations, and Jeremy Scahill, the Nation journalist author and film-maker.

Even when the advertisements are placed there is still an expectation that an individual has been earmarked for the post.

I earmark two Post-it pads to throw out tomorrow, and I already know on the third day I'll throw out these old lint rollers and the cup with a chip on the rim.

Financed partly by federal funds earmarked for the post-Sept.

First as environment secretary, until it became clear that the outdoors was not her natural habitat, and then as leader of the Commons, a post usually earmarked for those being eased gently out of public life.