Sentence examples for less earmarking from inspiring English sources

In addition, to promote a more efficient allocation of resources, more aid will be provided in cash rather than vouchers, food or material resources, and there will be less earmarking of funds.

The AU has earmarked less than $6m a year for the project.

With the numbers falling, Goldman, which typically reserves 40 percent of its revenue to pay employees, earmarked less money for compensation, roughly $8.44 billion compared with $9.3 billion in the same period of 2010.

He noted that the compensation expenses the firm reported amounted to only about half of its revenue for the quarter and that it earmarked less money to pay year-end bonuses than it had a year ago.

Nevertheless, Brazil earmarked less than $44 million for cyber-security in 2013, a pittance which leaves the country vulnerable to attack.

The less good might be earmarked for cuts.

Less ambitiously, I've earmarked the two family cycle trials starting at the wonderful Rendlesham Forest Centre in Suffolk, and the circular family route in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire.

When less leave is publicly "earmarked" for mothers, the shift in cultural perceptions should mean that men and women are considered equal in terms of the ability to care for their child, both in fact and in law.

Until that changes, it's very difficult, you know, you put the leadership in a difficult situation, whoever is there, if they speak loudly do they upset the donor then they might be threatened by not being funded or more earmarked and less budget.

$944B to fight the war, less than 1% earmarked for veterans.

Any savings from less incarceration would be earmarked for improved mental health and drug treatment programs.