Sentence examples for earmarked to pay from inspiring English sources

Nearly $1 million was earmarked to pay interest on money that was borrowed to improve schools.

"The $100,000 they're paying to use the mansion is already earmarked to pay some bills".

Most of the fund is earmarked to pay the future pensions of Norway's 4.6 million people.

The money was earmarked to pay college tuition bills for her two sons.

Little of the $180m earmarked to pay for resolving property disputes and to compensate the displaced has been dished out.

(Each venue receives an additional $50 million in federal antiterrorist money, but it is earmarked to pay for security).

In a nod to using earmarks to pay for transportation projects like the one supposed to pay for the "bridge to nowhere" in Alaska, Mr. Bush said: "From my perspective, the way it seems to have worked is that each member on that committee gets to set his or her own priority first, and then whatever is left over is spent through a funding formula.

(Mr. Jorisch said he was planning to give about $1.8 million from the sale to the Museum der Moderne, earmarked to help pay for an extension).

In Monday's announcement, the trustee said that his office controlled about $1.6 billion in customer funds, but most of that was already earmarked to be paid out.

More important, using an earmarked tax to pay for the vouchers would limit cost increases.

Dr. Berry, who is involved in the initiative, said that the group, along with another orthopedic organization, recently earmarked $450,000 to pay for start-up funding.