Sentence examples for had earmarked to from inspiring English sources

He claimed that the club failed to sign any of the players he had earmarked to help replace Gareth Bale after the Welshman joined Real Madrid for a world record £85.3m and hinted that the director of football, Franco Baldini, is set to leave in the near future.

The billionaire's latest act of charity comes on top of an initial $125 million worth of shares in Wipro that he had earmarked to start the Foundation in 2001, followed by his gifting shares worth $2 billion to the trust three years ago which had made him Asia's most generous philanthropist.

Mr Osborne sought to disrupt Labour's spending plans with a £920m-a-year increase in the levy on banks, which Labour has earmarked to expand childcare.

Since June, Mr. Mugabe has served notice of intentions to acquire 1,952 of 3,041 white-owned farms he has earmarked to resettle landless blacks.

The write-offs alone exceed the amount JAL has earmarked to buy 45 new Boeing 787 Dreamliners, he says, whereas ANA has to fork out the money to buy 55 of them.

The money is part of $500 million in resources the city has earmarked to draw biotech investment.

Those cheery figures were accompanied by news that JPMorgan had earmarked $26.9 billion to compensate its workers, much of which will be paid out as bonuses.

The BBC understands that Hammersmith and Fulham Council is considering plans to offer a site it had earmarked for sale to the author Toby Young's group.

The new regime disregarded a previous agreement, forcing BG to sell much of the gas it had earmarked for export to the domestic market, for a lower price.

AOL Time Warner had earmarked both gains to reduce debt.

This is gas that RosUkrEnergo had earmarked for sale to countries such as Poland.