Sentence examples for earmarks the budget from inspiring English sources
Neither do earmarks, the budget goodies targeted to individual districts that were once a widespread currency of congressional dealmaking (something we lamented here).
John McCain is angry about earmarks in the budget.
Democrats should ban earmarks until the budget is balanced.
But it's one thing to put earmarks in the budget and another to foment a crisis between Israel and its benefactor over them.
Each state and territory would receive the same federal funding that had been earmarked over the budget cycle.
As a stopgap effort to come up with new money, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, a Democrat from Brooklyn, who is chairman of the Housing Committee in the Assembly, inserted a $1.5 million earmark in the budget for the programs.
The money is earmarked within the budget of a federal agency -- in our case, the Small Business Administration -- whose standards the grantee must meet in exacting detail before the money is disbursed.
The Mental Health Policy Group, which includes charities and the Royal College of Psychiatrists, is concerned that the £1.25bn earmarked in the budget in March for children's mental health services may not be found and mental health may be less of a priority under the Conservatives.
The £84 billion earmarked in the budget for the NHS for the next six years underlined the choices that the country must make because the escalating cost of healthcare would only "intensify the UK's long-term fiscal pressures", the credit ratings agency said.
17In Denmark and Switzerland, spending on active programmes is closely related to the level of unemployment as participation in re-employment programmes is a right and a duty after a certain duration of the joblessness spell and adequate resources are earmarked in the budget every year depending on the expected evolution in unemployment.
