Sentence examples for specifically earmarked from inspiring English sources

Stipends are specifically earmarked for Senate committee chairmen.

This bill contains funding specifically earmarked for projects in Western and Central Massachusetts," said the congressman.

The Physics Department does not have funds specifically earmarked to fund SAFE internships.

Stanford University uses student hourly employment to hire Stanford students into jobs that are specifically earmarked for matriculated students.

According to the indictment, the funds were specifically earmarked for the theater project through legislation sponsored by Mr. Espada.

And some companies have been mining coal in "conservation forests" — wild lands specifically earmarked by the central government to protect ecosystems and biodiversity.

The Special Zones of Social Interest (Zonas Especiais de Interesse Social – ZEIS) are urban areas specifically earmarked under municipal law for social housing purposes.

The Senate passed its own version of the bill several weeks ago that calls for spending $318 billion, with $17.4 billion specifically earmarked for New York.

In any case, political parties can receive donations at any time and they are not normally specifically earmarked for a particular use.

(The last time Washington approved a major transportation bill, in 1997, the amount specifically earmarked for New York was $13.5 billion).

Under this program, funds were specifically earmarked for "high threat, high density" areas, and initially the money was divided among seven cities.