Sentence examples for it is earmarking from inspiring English sources

However, he insists he will not resign, even though VW shares slump again and the group tells investors it is earmarking €6.5bn to deal with the fallout.

It is earmarking the money for acquisitions (See: "Ping An Said To Target U.K. Financial Firms"), with intense speculation in China that it will come to the rescue of HSBC, its largest foreign shareholder, which has been hit hard by losses on subprime mortgages.

It is earmarked for completion by 2022.

It is earmarked to be the largest onshore wind energy project in the world.

Like a number of Mr. Schickele's more serious compositions, it is earmarked by musical playfulness.

(Each venue receives an additional $50 million in federal antiterrorist money, but it is earmarked to pay for security).

It could accommodate at least two full-sized football pitches, yet I fear it is earmarked for yet another commercial development.

Most of it is earmarked for rebuilding projects, reimbursements for the money the city spent because of the attack, and economic development projects.

"In Albany, there is a strong and never-ending temptation to spend pots of money, even when it is earmarked for other purposes," said Matthew Maguire, director of communications for the council.

Now federal aid usually flows through the states to local governments, and most of it is earmarked for specific purposes, limiting the flexibility of local governments in how they spend the money.

That is because it is earmarked for living costs, such as the room, heating and food.