Sentence examples for fund is earmarked from inspiring English sources

Most of the fund is earmarked to pay the future pensions of Norway's 4.6 million people.

About 10% of the fund is earmarked for new media and technology deals in conjunction with other venture investors.

Another €25bn in the IMF-EU bailout fund was earmarked as contingency but this was not expected to be used when the deal was signed last November.

After the 2012 Delhi gang rape, a $320 million fund was earmarked to support initiatives by the government and organizations towards protecting the dignity and ensuring the safety of women.

One of the funds is earmarked for pensions.

Despite the impact of conflict on young people's schooling, the report said only a small amount of humanitarian funding is earmarked for education.

The new funding is earmarked to provide safe drinking water, emergency healthcare, food, shelter and training to the most vulnerable families and communities.

Most aid and donor funding is earmarked for specific health issues; the campaigns in turn are required to meet specific targets related to the diseases for which they have received money.

Much of the increased funding is earmarked for the city's homeless services authority, with smaller amounts earmarked for specialised LAPD teams tasked with dealing with mental illness and encampments.

However, he can only say this because the institutional framework and the prevailing ethos make it appear the merest common sense (and absolutely no threat to the intellectual freedom of researchers) if a certain amount of the council's funding is earmarked for topics that "happen" to be on a current government's agenda.

The mere thought of the memorial costing roughly five times that of the World War II memorial, or that $300 million in desperately needed public funds is earmarked for the project, should be enough to force our leaders to take a fresh look.