Sentence examples for that earmarked from inspiring English sources
It focuses on a category in the settlement that earmarked money to compensate survivors whose property was illegally seized by the Nazis.
The challenge by the American groups focused on a category in the settlement that earmarked more than $100 million for survivors whose property was looted by the Nazis.
Cutting the top rate of income tax may have generated £5 billion of extra revenue and Mr Halfon wants that earmarked for good works.
Kara Bunte, a Red Cross spokeswoman, said that earmarked gifts "can pose unique challenges" to the organization but that they also help it build relationships with donors and give them a better understanding of how it operates.
A spokesman for the UNODC acknowledges "a significant diversification of our portfolio over the previous years" but says that all projects fall within "clear and substantiated mandates" set out by its governing bodies.UN bigwigs deny that earmarked donations give countries more power to shape policy.
At 5ft 9in, with a small body that makes you marvel at the power and speed she generates on the water, most people would not identify Glover as a natural candidate for the Sporting Giants programme that earmarked her for Olympic greatness (even if she did stand on tiptoe to make the grade).
They also claim that earmarking money in this way makes it harder to strengthen the health systems of those countries.
She is a founder of Heiress Productions in New York, a nonprofit theater company that earmarks some of its proceeds for cancer-related charities.
Alex Salmond said that earmarking about a tenth of oil and gas tax revenues - about £1bn a year - could create a £30bn sovereign wealth pot over a generation.
The Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization that owns two taxable companies that earmark all profits for the Foundation's open source projects.
During debate this week on the CDC budget measure, Republicans said they were concerned that earmarking funds for gun research would derail the entire bill.
