Sentence examples for earmarked to implement from inspiring English sources

The time frame earmarked to implement the change was three months starting from the 8th of February 2003 up to 8th May 2003.

Although DFID emphasised that their contribution was not for free maternal delivery but to support the whole health sector programme of work, the MOH went ahead and earmarked the funds to implement the directive ' [Former MOH staff, 5/11/2012].

The tax was earmarked to go to firefighters.

Robert Downey Jnr has been earmarked to star.

The RHPP was earmarked to finish this month.

Around £10m is to be earmarked to settle the outstanding Langston debt.

Proceeds are being earmarked to benefit the Food Bank for New York City.

Special block grants are earmarked to high priority areas such as heart surgery and cancer treatment.

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.

To increase the intensity of efforts that local governments can make to implement earmarked policies (e.g., (supra)national mandates or national grants offered by central government), central governments can use intergovernmental policies.

Even in cities located in flood-prone areas, policymakers adopt a 'wait and see' stance, waiting until earmarked, central government-initiated schemes allow them financially to implement local climate adaptation policy actions.