Sentence examples for earmarking it from inspiring English sources

Sure, they have the choice of simply donating money to their alma maters and earmarking it for financial aid.

But Ukip have long had eyes on the seat, earmarking it as a possible Ukip gain after a strong election showing there last year, with the party gaining two councillors and topping the European poll.

The network has ordered 13 episodes of the show, produced by the BBC, and is earmarking it to be on the air in mid-April, probably geared to help out on either of NBC's weakest links, Sunday or Monday nights.

Mr. Clinton is trying to take a chunk of the surplus off the table by earmarking it for what administration officials said were realistic spending increases over the next 10 years for general government operations including things as diverse as Head Start and new fighter planes.

Donors were supplying his non-profit with cash, but earmarking it specifically for water projects.

In a 'suicide' reaction the methyl adduct from one modified guanine base is transferred to a cysteine residue in the active site of one molecule of enzyme resulting in the inactivation of that molecule of enzyme and earmarking it for ubiquitination and degradation [ 20].

Before launching an airborne assault there in February, General McChrystal earmarked it as a testing-ground for his strategy.

PHOENIX — By 1953, Anthony Joslin's parents had saved $3,000, and earmarked it for sending their son to college.

Stamp duty, says the OBR, is due to bring in £9bn: why not earmark it for housebuilding?

"Some would say if I didn't earmark it then the bureaucrat would get to decide where the money went," he said.

"We take revenues from television and sponsorships and recycle virtually all of it into tournaments and require them to earmark it for prize money increases.