Sentence examples for on earmarking from inspiring English sources

It is expected to publish a document in the coming weeks that will lay out strategies to accelerate progress and that discussions on the multi-annual EU budget include debate on earmarking funds for grid infrastructure that benefit more than one nation.

This has led to a recent political debate on earmarking a larger chunk of the total 480 days of parental leave for the exclusive use of each parent (see box on parental leave above).

However, there is often a divergent view between MoH and MoF on earmarking of these funds and MoH does not always get through its view that money raised through these mechanisms should be earmarked to health.

In that speech she took on earmarks (naturally), and said that money "goes to projects having little or nothing to do with the public good -- things like fruit fly research in Paris, France.

Those who want to cut back further say they will pursue more limits and better disclosure next year, with the potential for focusing on earmarked money for private companies.

"The American people are tired of add-ons, earmarks, and backroom deals -- but they are mad as hell at 'lobbyist loopholes,'" Luntz wrote.

The Senate voted on a series of budget measures before the hot item of legislation — a one-year moratorium on earmarks — came up.

Novak explains what could happen: Sen. Jim DeMint, a first-term reform Republican from South Carolina, will propose a no-loopholes one-year moratorium on earmarks as a budget amendment.

This would be the first increase for the program since it moved from a program dependent on earmarks to one mostly driven by competitive grants.

The most concrete Republican promise was a one-year moratorium on earmarks, symbolic at best, and insignificant in comparison to federal spending and deficits.

The Earmark Museum could put on Smithsonian-like exhibits based on great moments in earmarking.