Sentence examples for earmarked toward from inspiring English sources

In the United States, $50 billion to $85 billion of the $787 billion economic stimulus package has been earmarked toward infrastructure spending.

If you said there was a 3% tourism tax on overnight stays in hotels, specifically earmarked toward infrastructure like the Tube, buses etc, it'd be interesting to see how much you'd raise.

In 2004, it repeated never-verified and definitively denied claims that John Kerry had an affair and falsely claimed that his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, donated money to "radical causes"; in fact, her contributions were earmarked toward specific environmental projects.

The vast majority of the total $125 million announced on Wednesday will go toward Jordanian economic and social development, with $40-million 40-millionly earmarked towardspecificallyimprovearmarkedon, bridge towardsder gap, and trying poverto.

Mark and Cindy Hill used a portion of their lump-sum winnings after taxes to fund the construction of a ball field and a new fire station, and they even earmarked $50,000 toward the construction of a new sewage treatment plant.

Some states, such as Indiana, are allowing schools to apply funds originally earmarked for textbooks toward netbooks because they can be used to read books online.

However, the pledge by world leaders to earmark $1.1 trillion toward resolving the crisis is misleading.

The Indian government will earmark $50 million toward reaching the so-called Aichi targets, 20 goals set in Nagoya, Japan, two years ago to curb damage to the world's ecosystems and the extinction of its plants and animals, the prime minister said, speaking at a United Nations conference on biodiversity in Hyderabad.

The funding wouldn't be enough to cover everyone, of course, but if it gets the green light a draft of the bill indicates it would earmark $5 million toward grants doled out by Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta for organizations already looking into portable benefits and $15 million for new programs.

U.S. Representative Chet Edwards of Waco, Texas, successfully introduced legislation to earmark $150 million toward a cure for neuroblastoma and other cancers.

Donor contributions include both earmarked and non-earmarked grants.