Sentence examples for it has earmarked for from inspiring English sources

In the markets it has earmarked for aggressive expansion -- from servers to cellphones to online services -- there is no assurance that Microsoft will succeed.

Each troop also retains some money, and Ms. Ruiz's troop, which sold over 12,000 boxes total last year, has retained $13,000 over the years, which it has earmarked for group travel.

"Even if unemployment were not rising alarmingly, it seems doubtful that the Labor Depart ment could effectively commit the vast sums it has earmarked for the jobs program," the Sen ator said.

Indeed, the Clinton administration has agreed in principle that Costa Rica should receive some of the aid it has earmarked for post-Mitch reconstruction in Central America.But Costa Rica's generosity has not done much to improve its uneasy relations with neighbouring Nicaragua.

Integrating personalized predictive algorithms is another task it has earmarked for the new funding.

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.

The Italian Treasury said it had priced 1.25 billion euros of five-year bonds, the maximum it had earmarked for the sale, with a gross yield of 4.93 percent, up from 3.9 percent at an auction in June.

In fact, in November, 2013, a month before Apple's deal with China Mobile, Coke announced it would spend four billion dollars in China from 2015 to 2017, on top of four billion it had earmarked for the previous three years.

At AMR Inc., the parent of American Airlines, the question was when it should go into the capital market to raise some of the $1.6 billion it had earmarked for new aircraft and terminals this year.

After Governor Christie decided last year to end an ambitious plan for another train tunnel under the Hudson because of its cost, he successfully pushed the agency to redistribute $1.8 billion of the money it had earmarked for the project instead to be used for road and highway repairs in New Jersey.

Although Jason Child, Groupon's finance director, said the company "remains confident in the fundamentals of our business", its securities commission filing warned investors that it would be forced to "divert a significant amount of money" that it had earmarked for expansion into paying the increased refunds.