Sentence examples for increasingly earmarked from inspiring English sources

For about the last decade, charity experts say, donors have increasingly earmarked their charitable gifts, requiring recipients to spend the money exactly as prescribed.

Donor contributions include both earmarked and non-earmarked grants.

Their problem is to convince voters that commitment is credible, with only £2bn extra mansion tax-funded spending earmarked for a beleaguered and increasingly underfunded system.

Furthermore, given that banks tend to compensate costs derived from earmarked credit via higher spreads in non-earmarked lending, the relationship between basic interest rates and financial costs became increasingly distorted.

Microsoft has been increasingly positioning itself to address that market, as it has earmarked markets beyond the personal computer for future growth.

First, cutting earmarked expenditure, including on pensions, requires approval from an increasingly unco-operative Congress.

The vote makes it increasingly likely that a majority of the fines which could total $5.4 billion to $21.1 billion—will be earmarked for an array of regional activities, including scientific research.

Some of it will be earmarked for expanding the salesforce, reinvesting in the underlying technology of the platform, and increasingly hiring unpaid contributors who bubble up through the system and might otherwise have left for another paid sports reporting job.

It has become increasingly able to manipulate pipeline routes, membership of project consortia and the amount of oil and gas that is "earmarked" for each particular buyer.

No extra money earmarked.

Some of this has been earmarked for a kind of PRP-by-stealth scheme in the universities: £50m has been set aside to "recruit and retain top-quality academic staff in an increasingly competitive global market for people and ideas".