Sentence examples for earmarked strictly for from inspiring English sources

This year Mr. Bush has proposed a $635 million increase in the I.R.S. budget, with $56 million and 1,000 positions earmarked strictly for collecting the $61 billion in delinquent taxes.

The money, he said, would be strictly earmarked for health services and would result in a 43percentt rise in health spending by 2008, to a point that would be double the level when Labor came to power in 1997.

Another $4 billion reportedly is earmarked for mortgage relief for homeowners.

Money for the future, earmarked for surgery.

Funding has also been earmarked for continued investment in capacity strengthening for health communication (21).

The State Department earmarked $5 million for the project.

But the local authority has earmarked this for houses.

The new policy has earmarked $2 billion for invigorating the Clean Coal Technology Programme.

Palm has earmarked $50 million for the fund.

Say you've earmarked $1 million for hedge fund investing.

In February 2007 Congress earmarked $69 million for the National Children's Study.