Sentence examples similar to set aside for a project from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain has some credibility on this subject, since he voted against farm and ethanol subsidies (Mr Obama voted for both), castigated bloated Pentagon procurement and refused to ask for earmarks (funds set aside for a legislator's favourite projects).

That is because there are no regional funds set aside for such a project and none appear likely to become available in the next 30 years, according to regional transit officials.

The financing, which requires approval by the full board, would add to $50 million in federal money set aside for the project, which is controlled by the development corporation.

The board establishes cost and time reserves to be set aside for each project component according to its degree of innovativeness.

Assistant Attorney General Lee Lofthus told reporters at a news briefing that $2.175 billion from the administration's infrastructure budget would be added to FBI funds previously set aside for the project.

Mr. Nuaimi and others complain that the main problem is that the wildlife service's standards for protection keep changing, making it hard to know how many acres need to be set aside for each project.

And the cost for the additional storage of the streetcars and related equipment is estimated to be $860,000, which would come from interest the city accrued on $16 million it set aside for the project.

The Prime Minister will announce £100m has been set aside for the project over the next three to five years.

It has named which parts of the country will share cash set aside for the project, and the order in which they will receive this investment.

About £19m has been set aside for the project, but it is believed that it has not yet received full council approval.

However, $1.5 million in seed money was set aside for the project in the proposed budget.