Sentence examples for earmarked with from inspiring English sources

It is a rather austere affair, with one noticeable exception: defence, earmarked with a 20% rise as part of a long-term plan to modernise the country's military.

While these CWL-based tools descriptions may be optionally earmarked with EDAM annotations, there is no generic direct transfer possible from the command-line interface to any such semantic annotation.

A friend started the day with cash in his pocket earmarked with a clear intention: to give it to someone who needed it.

Turkmenistan introduces international standards for live birth definitions 10 November 2006: The month of November has been earmarked with Turkmenistan's adoption of international standards for live birth definitions.

The financing scheme is crucial to implement multifunctional initiatives like synergy as the current mode of budget allocations at national, subnational, and local scales is often earmarked with specific practices which do not encompass the whole spectrum of synergy.

Hughes will also need to decide how much money should be used in bonuses for investment bankers – some £500m is thought to be earmarked, compared with £1bn a year ago.

He said that the government's obsession with earmarking organisations with top quality grades was exposed by Haringey's three star status at the time of the Baby P scandal and Stafford becoming a foundation hospital while patients were dying.

Charities may still cover lawmakers' travel and lodging, but not with earmarked donations from corporate interests.

I was a new player at the club, earmarked as someone with a "chance to go up the grades".

When he started in 1985, the school was earmarked for closure, with pupil numbers at around 500 and declining rapidly.

Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, must have felt politically secure a year ago when he delivered a $61 million desert shooting range to his home state, Nevada, with earmarked federal money.