Sentence examples for payment earmarked for from inspiring English sources

The request came after Mick Wallace, an independent member of the Irish Republic parliament, alleged that a £7m payment earmarked for a Northern Ireland politician had been made as part of a deal that resulted in Cerberus buying a portfolio of property assets from Nama for €1.6bn (£1.1bn).

Anti-corruption officials there say the payments earmarked for Mr. Manafort, previously unreported, are a focus of their investigation, though they have yet to determine if he actually received the cash.

His office stoked public ire by revealing that 73 employees had received over $1m, and that $57m of its "retention" payments were earmarked for staff it planned to lay off.

A payment of $2.5bn has been earmarked for struggling consumers and will be used to help struggling homeowners with principal reductions on home loans and other relief programmes as well as financing the construction and preservation of affordable rental housing.

While the government has given £30m to the discretionary housing payment fund, with £5m earmarked for foster carers, to help people deemed to be in exceptional circumstances, the charities say some people have been told they will not have access to it and others will not receive the full amount they lose in housing benefit.

Funding comes from fees charged to water users, from which nearly US$18 million are earmarked for payments of environmental services.

Ogden plans to end the year with about $400 million in cash or cash equivalents earmarked for debt payment.

Of that, $3.3 billion is earmarked for cash payments to borrowers who lost their homes and $5.2 billion is for loan modifications and other help for borrowers currently at risk of foreclosure.

He then announced that all interest would be paid in gold, and that receipts from import duties would be earmarked for these payments — reasoning that bondholders would rather get 4 percent in gold than 6 percent of nothing.

Of that, $3.3 billion is earmarked for direct payments to "eligible borrowers" whose foreclosures were handled improperly.

They have money in three mutual funds, all of it earmarked for their down payment.