Sentence examples for earmarking that from inspiring English sources

In 1995, Colombia first required that all vehicle owners must be insured and then instituted a 3% levy on all vehicle insurance policies, earmarking that money for a "road accident prevention fund".

He defended the Congressional practice of specifying in legislation which projects get built in which Congressional districts -- a system called earmarking that the Bush administration is trying to eliminate.

When a crime like the Padazo playground murder happens, "it won't go into a database earmarking that it happened inside a park," says Geoffrey Croft, director of the NYC Park Advocates, an organization that attempts to track crime in the city's parks and playgrounds.

"I'm unemployed and the SFA will look to try to fill the post after the game this week and I think they'll have a number of people earmarked that could be candidates for the job," he said.

If so, the team would need to earmark that amount in cap space this summer, and Clarkson would take up $14 million of the team's cap room for the 2017-18 season.

The company raised $4 billion at the tail-end of last year and it earmarked that capital for developing AI, core tech and international markets.

There are still a few earmarks that could be rescinded.

The failed stimulus is replete with examples of the president's earmarks that are wasteful".

Earmarks that truly take "care of a critical need" require their own legislative debate.

The flood-control walls in St . Louisare cited as an example of an earmark that solved an urgent problem.

Past earmarks that have drawn criticism have included money for the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame and for pig odor research.