Sentence examples for order to earmark from inspiring English sources

The House of Representatives recently passed legislation to tax all financial institutions whose assets meet a $10 billion threshold in order to earmark the funds for the next bailout.

This was designed to provide metabolomic-type reference samples where, in the chemical analysis, we could examine differences in the chemical fingerprints (as chromatographic peaks) of these shrimps in order to earmark potentially bioactive compounds for further testing in bioassays.

Banks have been ordered to earmark 29% of their total loans for farming and housing, at subsidised rates.

In order to do this, we will need to earmark more resources for research and development–something, alas, that won't be forthcoming from this lackadaisical, security-careless Administration.

There is no simple rule to earmark occupational carcinogens as opposed to nonoccupational ones.

Legislators vote for bloated spending bills—such as the prescription-drug benefit bill in order to get their earmarks through and they also engage in cynical "I'll vote for your earmarks if you vote for mine" horsetrading.

He ordered all banks to close from March 6-9 "in order to prevent the export, hoarding, or earmarking of gold or silver coin or bullion or currency".

In particular this involves rezoning 80 hectares of land previously earmarked for development in order to halt urban sprawl.

INM is also under pressure to sell key assets in order to pay back bondholders and has already earmarked some businesses for sale.

The group isn't shy to spend when it believe it is called for, and last year it earmarked $4 billion for acquisitions in order to cement its position within the digital marketing and communications space.

Since L fluctuates over time according to (5), economic capital EC=EC t (L) needs to be dynamically earmarked by the bank in order to absorb exceptional losses (beyond the expected level of the losses already accounted for by reserve capital).