Sentence examples for earmarked to do from inspiring English sources

Because the manager faces the herculean task of replacing Wilfried Bony, who is to join Manchester City for a £25m fee rising to £28m, when he returns from the Africa Cup of Nations and Gomis is the striker earmarked to do it.

So I would move Bell back to his favoured position and shift Joe Root back to open because that is what he was earmarked to do in the first place.

However, there is often a divergent view between MoH and MoF on earmarking of these funds and MoH does not always get through its view that money raised through these mechanisms should be earmarked to health.

So if they want to bring back limited earmarks, they need to do it in a way that respects the budget appropriations process.

County supervisors also earmarked an additional $2 million last fall to do their own soil testing and reach out to residents.

To do this it has earmarked at least 400m kroner (£37m) to be spent on various cycling programmes in the years 2012-19.

His proposal to do this: "end earmarks and pass a balanced budget amendment".

The contributions, they maintained, had nothing to do with the earmarks.

"The best way to do away with the earmarks would be to just kill the bill," Mr. Stewart said.

"It appears Congress was able to get the administration to do some of the earmarking dirty work for them," Mr. Ellis said.

All one has to do is look at earmark projects of the last few years to know that this $300 billion will have the porkers in a frenzy.