I suppose if you're going to sell machines that kill other people, you have to earmark somebody that it's OK to kill.
Far better would be an early effort by Mr Obama to reach agreement on the rules to apply and forces to earmark so that the UN can actually exercise its collective responsibility to protect.
For more than three decades, the National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund has petitioned the federal government for a way to earmark the tax revenues that would go to the military -- usually around 50percentt -- for nonmilitary purposes, like education or health care.
Next, a state of the art classifier, based on support vector machines, is used to classify the candidates as true or false (classifier's training was done using a dataset of color fundus images in which graders were asked to earmark only small lesions that appeared as a round or ovoid red spot of 20 200 µm in diameter with regular borders and located within the superior and inferior arcades).
While you may not want to earmark emergency funds just for that, the larger point is this: Long after you move on emotionally, divorce may haunt you financially.
However, second and subsequent violations committed within a five-year period are considered as "moving violations," assessing points to the drivers' licenses, making it easier for auto insurance companies to earmark high-risk drivers so that they can increase premiums or drop them entirely.
Shelby is so unashamedly addicted to earmarks that he used a senatorial "hold" to halt confirmation votes on 70 Obama administration appointees until his costly shopping list of Alabama pork projects was granted.
The Nassau and Suffolk legislators' programs are Long Island's version of pork-barrel spending, akin to earmarks that members of Congress attach to federal spending bills or the member items long dispensed by the New York State Legislature.
On Jan . 29 Mr. Bush ordered federal officials to "ignore any future earmark that is not voted on and included in a law approved by Congress".
And tomorrow, I will issue an Executive Order that directs Federal agencies to ignore any future earmark that is not voted on by the Congress.
