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But Liberty Lane is taking a different tack: It will earmark just 7.5percentt of its equity for management, a group that includes the company's chairman, Paul M. Montrone.

Intel said it will earmark a new plant in Hillsborough, Ore., for the switch to the 300-mm process.

Then, it will earmark $2.5 million for acquisitions, but it also assumes it will earn no revenue for 2016 or 2017.

Women are also increasingly angered by the response to domestic violence; in recognition of that, Goodell announced last week that the N.F.L. will earmark some of its profits to help fund abuse hot lines.

Inevitably, Mr. Mica said, Congress will earmark some money for specific projects.

We will earmark $30 from each Crimson membership to a fund to defray event costs for young grads.

The Clinton administration will vote in favor of World Bank sponsorship after specifying an unusually detailed list of safeguards that officials hope will earmark the oil revenues for development projects and ward off abuse, a senior American official said today.

The scheme aims to lessen BRICS dependence on the U.S. Federal Reserve and the dollar, and member nations will earmark money from their foreign exchange reserves for swap lines which could in turn be called upon in times of distress.

ONE of the big winners in elections around the country earlier this month was a candidate with an impeccably clean record: Voters approved measures that will earmark roughly $1.2 billion in funds for the preservation of parks and open space.

The Foundation is accepting donations it will specifically earmark to continue the work of Nelson Mandela.

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.