Sentence examples for first been earmarked from inspiring English sources

Jim reacted positively by buying the site in Aldeburgh that had at first been earmarked for the opera house and building a superb house there for himself and Betty, and another for the musician Imogen Holst.

Of the nearly $100 million requested, less than 20percentt will be spent on drugs and more than one-third is earmarked for expansion and training of China's health care work force.

Only a third has been earmarked to finance government operations, with only a tiny sliver spent on stimulus projects for the anemic economy.

Latoya wants to be a pediatrician one day, and the $500 she received from the contest is the first money that has been earmarked for her college education.

The hustings itself was hastily convened, it was like a half-empty classroom a sixth form debate had been earmarked for, only for someone to be having a party the same night.

The first 100 hectares have already been earmarked.

The preschools being the first stage of education has been earmarked as the mechanism to create multicultural awareness.

Spending on defence and security is expected to climb by 30% this year and swallow more than a third of the federal budget.As well as money for combat aircraft, helicopters, armoured vehicles and air-defence systems, about a third of the budget has been earmarked to overhaul Russia's nuclear forces.

Admiral Nelson on his column currently shares the square with a giant model of his ship in a bottle, perched on the Fourth Plinth — a site that had been earmarked for a colonial-era notable but is now used for modern art.

And although he was included in the elite player squad announced last week, he has been earmarked for duty with England's second-string Saxons side.

This is the first of three review points before HS2 achieves Royal Assent, which has been earmarked for the end of next year.