Sentence examples for it would earmark from inspiring English sources

This week San Antonio, Tex.-based SBC Communications, the largest local telecommunications provider in the U.S. following its merger with Ameritech, announced that it would earmark $6 billion to build a DSL (digital subscriber line) network that it said would reach more than 70 million subscribers, or 80% of its market base, by 2002.

In November, it said it would earmark $2 million for counseling for homeowners facing financial hardship.

It would earmark more than $140 billion in tax cuts for wealthy individuals and corporations.

And it would earmark most of the new revenue for schools.On March 14th Mr Brown apparently reached a deal with the millionaires' tax camp.

For that reason, the conservancy announced that it would earmark $1 billion over the next five years to preserve large tracts of the American wilderness.

In an attempt to strengthen the industry, the Australian arts ministry announced in September that it would earmark 2.84 million dollars of infrastructure funding to support indigenous art in South Australia.

Who wouldn't pay to dump ice water on Mark Zuckerberg? I'd do it, and I'd earmark my hundred bucks for the food bank in Ferguson.

In a 1968 joint statement, Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay pledged that "the city would earmark funds it would normally receive from new commercial and luxury developments to underwrite land costs for new low- and middle-income housing".

The proposal, which is expected to be filed with the California attorney general today as a first step toward placing it on the November 2004 ballot, would earmark as much as $1 billion from gambling profits for police, firefighting and education, particularly for troubled children and those in foster care.

Although the request would earmark $500 million to help Syrian rebels, it is not the money that is in question but the policy of the U.S. arming foreign fighters, particularly rebel factions whose allegiances are not always clear.

The legislation would earmark $25 billion to repair and renovate up to 35,000 public schools across the country.