Sentence examples for sum earmarked for from inspiring English sources

The government sent half the sum earmarked for ex-militants to GAM's district leaders.

The Yorkshireman is expected to inject an initial £10million into City - the sum earmarked for trading and to cover medium-term club borrowing secured by bank bonds.

Turning Greater Manchester into a truly integrated system would require substantial and sustained investment, not just the relatively modest sums earmarked for NHS England's vanguard areas or the uncertain largess of Labour's Time to Care Fund.

The amount earmarked for the government was only $18m.

That's why in the wake of the tsunami it was so inspiring to see the amount donated by the British public outstrip the paltry sum initially earmarked for relief by the Government.

A third of the income is set aside for a compensation fund for victims of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, and other sums are earmarked for autonomous Kurdish areas of Iraq and for the arms inspection budget.

It largely accepts the government's spending power calculation; the main difference is that it incorporates into its sums funding earmarked for the Greater London Authority, whose 6.9% budget cut was excluded from the official figures.

That sum, however, is earmarked for staff costs and the multitude of other research projects he has in the works.

Gov. Jon S. Corzine has been pushing to privatize New Jersey's toll roads, much as Governor Daniels did in Indiana when he leased the road for 75 years and received a $3.8 billion lump sum, which he earmarked for transportation projects.

That sum has been earmarked for the four regions, but the Blues, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets do not yet know how the money will be shared and whether there will be any limit on what it can be spent on.

Vast sums of money earmarked for the campaign against the rebels, however, were embezzled by the imperial favourite Heshen and his friends.