Sentence examples for of the earmarked from inspiring English sources

Many federal agencies can cite laws or rules that they say grant them the authority to take part of the earmarked money.

Over the previous two years, he had directed more than $33 million— nearly a quarter of the earmarked money he got — to the firm's clients, according to Taxpayers for Common Sense, which tracks earmarks.

Aggressive media lobbying by friends of the G.I.F.C., and one lobbyist in particular named Michael Horowitz, of the Hudson Institute, has produced a series of articles in major media, including the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and Wired, praising G.I.F.C.'s tools and supporting the idea that their tools should receive the bulk of the earmarked funding.

Meanwhile, over the last two years, Mr. Visclosky personally directed more than $33 million in taxpayer money — nearly a quarter of the earmarked money he obtained — to clients of the lobbying firm, according to data compiled by Taxpayers for Common Sense, which tracks earmarks.

Furthermore, the nature of the earmarked funding and the institutionalisation of academic and clinical ethics made it difficult for the members of the collaboration to shape the research in an emergent fashion.

By 2007, most of the earmarked money was spent on preliminary engineering and planning.

Second, from the view of vertical relationships of government organizations, the earmarked project system causes interdependency in the multilevel hierarchies.

First, from the view of horizontal relationships, the earmarked project system increases competition among central ministries.

The original plan had less than half of the area earmarked for the public.

Half of the money earmarked for the agency would go toward traditional intelligence work.

Tells about the discovery of the treasures earmarked for him.