Sentence examples for time to earmark from inspiring English sources

The manager made the point that he had submitted a list of targets to the board on 21 April, before last season's title had been claimed, and that this was not the time to earmark new targets.

A priest conducting funeral services for the late Pennsylvania Rep. John Murtha on Tuesday said in his remarks that there is "a time to make law and a time to change laws, and, yes, a time to earmark".

"The writer of Ecclesiastes could also have written 'a time to make law and a time to change laws,' " Father George said, adding, wryly, "and, yes, a time to earmark".

There is no simple rule to earmark occupational carcinogens as opposed to nonoccupational ones.

Cuba's ponderous bureaucracy takes a long time to process the $70,000, earmarked for a new tractor repair shop.

Because it is common for House leadership to bring spending bills to the floor only hours after the legislative text is released, there is often insufficient time to appropriately vet every earmark.

The time frame earmarked to implement the change was three months starting from the 8th of February 2003 up to 8th May 2003.

While the responsibilities of a full-time position are always paramount, scientists, for example, might graft an innovative academic or research component onto existing duties, or earmark ample free time to explore another facet of their field.

Unfortunately, that information is buried in committee reports and on Congressional websites; it's time to mandate a single, searchable official earmark database.

It's not a moment for earmarking or selfishness, but time to think of the future of our economy.

A few hotel projects are also earmarked, but "this isn't exactly the easiest time to find investors," the mayor said.