Sentence examples for he has earmarked from inspiring English sources
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.
He has earmarked capital injections of more than 10 billion euros for banks and said the government would help struggling automakers.
At another five-year-old organic farm, Rosario Castillo says he can cultivate only 19 acres of the 100 he has earmarked for organic production, although he dug a well seven months ago to gain better access to the aquifer.
He has earmarked 15,000 cuts as part of a three-year strategy, on top of 30,000 lost as a result of Lloyds TSB's rescue of HBOS in 2008 to create the larger group.
He has earmarked an extra $230m for the three governments that did not sign up to Labor's reforms – Queensland, the Northern Territory and South Australia – to cover funding for next year.
He has earmarked one called The Undertaker ('with this guy who owns a funeral parlour, and he gets rid of all these bodies for the mob, but he has sex with the dead bodies') as where he'd like to start.
Within his family, the successive deaths of those he had earmarked as his successors or helpers caused him much sadness and disappointment.
Dholakia, who began Hari Krishna Exports in 1991, said he had earmarked R500m for the staff even before targets were drawn up for this financial year.
George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said he had earmarked an additional £77 million, or $123 million, for a campaign against "offshore evasion and avoidance by wealthy individuals and multinationals".
Osborne kept telling us he had earmarked £13bn to improve our trains and roads, scrapping the pacers – the "buses on rails", which had been rejected by Iran as too shonky – and speeding up journey times along the crucial TransPennine route.
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.
