Sentence examples for has earmarked at from inspiring English sources

To do this it has earmarked at least 400m kroner (£37m) to be spent on various cycling programmes in the years 2012-19.

The institute has earmarked at least $36 million to ENCODE over the next 3 years.

Mr. Wuffli said that UBS had earmarked at least half a billion Swiss francs ($404 million) for acquisitions this year.

In the Hudson Valley, where a new Senate seat created through the redistricting process is seeing one of the most competitive races in the state, advocates of public financing have earmarked at least $500,000 for advertising to support the Democratic candidate, Cecilia Tkaczyk.

Mercedes have earmarked as Brawn's eventual successor, former McLaren technical director Paddy Lowe, who started work at the team a month ago.

The country has earmarked funds for at least a dozen new eco-cities as part of its five-year plan.

Since June 2009, the United States has earmarked $26.8 million for renovations at the prison, and just over half of that has already been spent.

'Admittedly it would have to be a very small country with not many participants, but we probably have enough of a selection to keep anyone happy and fit no matter where they came from.' Failing this, the London Development Agency has earmarked some new land at Marsh Lane Fields, on the borders of Waltham Forest, a mile to the north.

The budget has earmarked £1m to look at providing new housing which could be built by the council for sale and rent.

The trainer has earmarked the Grand Annual Chase at Cheltenham for Got One Too despite a 3lb penalty for his win in Saturday's novice chase at Newbury in which he beat Canadiane by 16 lengths.

The "wages subsidy" comes out of the £1bn the government has earmarked for the programme aimed at creating 160,000 new jobs and 250,000 work experience places for young people over the next three years.