Sentence examples for government earmarking from inspiring English sources

"The Government earmarking this funding for Veterans Aid shows the seriousness of the issue at hand.

A subject that you're still interested in but which has a lot of depth — like animal cruelty or government earmarking — will make for better subject material.

The U.S. government earmarked $50 million for algae-fuel work this year.

The District government earmarked $10 million toward the project.

Last week the government earmarked more than $520 million to fight terrorism.

In 2010, the government earmarked more than $150 million to buy new aircraft for the presidential fleet.

And last month, the state government earmarked $35 million for Stony Brook to acquire the 110-acre Southampton campus.

TOKYO — The Japanese government earmarked almost $50 billion in emergency spending on Friday for the first step in the country's largest reconstruction effort since World War II.

For the first time this year, India's central government earmarked money to help farmers buy machinery that turns the straw into mulch.

The government earmarked money for social housing but, as always, it was limited: Aravena and his team had only $10,000 to spend on each house.

Torres says the government earmarked funds to improve the facades on buildings in his neighbourhood, but the money never reached the local community.