Sentence examples for earmarked to test from inspiring English sources

It comes despite the fact that no firms or technologies have yet been chosen for original pilot areas earmarked to test how to roll out next-generation broadband to remote areas.

Having lost the first two Tests, England were contemplating changes to their team: Tom Goddard was earmarked to replace Jim Laker as the off spinner after performing strongly in county cricket, while Laker had struggled in the Second Test.

CHICAGO, March 26 (Reuters) - Nanette Fouch does not understand why her granddaughter may have to transfer from a Chicago elementary school earmarked to close partly because of poor academics to one where students scored even lower on a recent standardized test.

The tax was earmarked to go to firefighters.

Robert Downey Jnr has been earmarked to star.

The rollout is tentatively earmarked to be completed by July 31.

In fact, the little funding that was earmarked to build "civil society" went a long way.

Instead $1 million was earmarked to fight out-of-state utilities that want to curtail coal use.

The RHPP was earmarked to finish this month.

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

Nearly $40,000 in ticket sales are earmarked to benefit the museum.