Sentence examples for is now earmarking from inspiring English sources

Over all, the government is now earmarking additional tax revenues of €12.3 billion this year.

Only $900 billion is now earmarked.

That has hurt United Way in the past; about half of its $60 million in annual giving is now earmarked by donors, leaving little for less popular but worthy causes.

That money is now earmarked to help AMB shore up its balance sheet, repay loans and, Mr. Moghadam said, eventually allow the company to "go on the offensive instead of the defensive".

But the surrounding farmland is now earmarked for the building of 3,200 homes, a prospect that alarms Labour's candidate Matthew O'Callaghan.

"After I got the OK to do Hot Property (the Los Angeles Times' real estate blog) and that hit, I was inundated with calls and it sold for the list price within 24 hours". To broaden his reach, 20% of his budget is now earmarked for global advertising.

Companies who normally doled out their freebies and samples to "journalists" are now earmarking 70percentt of them for social media review.

Unfortunately, NIMH funding -- our tax dollars -- are now earmarked for research directed only toward drug development at the expense of studies on psychotherapy.

Although there has been heavy investment by both the Government and the development partners in the health sector, it is now evident that without earmarking some funds to increase the pool of human resources, Kenya is unlikely to achieve the health related MDGs.

The formal retreat from the Treasury's long-sustained opposition to earmarking tax revenue is now expected in the transport white paper to be published on July 20th.The concession is an important breakthrough, for which local authorities have long campaigned.

Money that was formerly earmarked for contributions is now being used to enhance our political coverage.