Sentence examples similar to to earmark time from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

The additional $785,000 was to be earmarked to hire a full-time executive director and other staff members and to work out details of the museum.

I just earmark some time and either sit down at the Steinway and carve something out acoustically, or I'll sit in my home studio and start playing with grooves and ideas.

Eliaquim Mangala and Fernando were earmarked some time ago and they were able to avoid any late panics or trolley dashes.

He must have the discipline to "get in the gym and work out when you don't feel like working out". And he earmarks vacation time for meets.

McLaughlin is highly-rated by the Irish Football Association and was earmarked some time ago as a candidate for Michael O'Neill's first team.

The senator firmly vowed not to pursue earmarks — next time.

Free service is a good way to cultivate loyal customer: Earmark some time in your routine for CSR.

Q: Are you opposed to earmarks for academic research?