Sentence examples for were being earmarked from inspiring English sources

The irony is that while Cantor may have believed his funds were being earmarked for a specific race, they may actually be hurting Republicans he does support and helping Democrats he doesn't.

Take That were splitting up, Greenwich was being earmarked for the Millennium Dome.

Its revenues are being earmarked to finance environmental schemes and lower national insurance contributions.

The service is being earmarked for automobiles because that is where the money is.

More money is being earmarked for community and educational projects, rather than the traditional full-dress concert.

Most of the revenue coming in is being earmarked for an enormous project, perhaps the biggest undertaking ever attempted by a single band.

But it will be hard to get money for these projects out of Washington, where disaster dollars are being earmarked for homeland security.

They have concerns that too few apartments are being earmarked for area residents, and they wonder why the buildings were allowed to decay in the first place.

About $63.5 million of the federal money for Connecticut is being earmarked for home energy efficiency, $48 million for clean water programs and $46 million for alternative energy initiatives.

As a result, "upwards of 60 to 65 percent" of the money being spent on the campaign is being earmarked for digital media, Ms. Durkin says, compared with allocations for previous campaigns of 30 to 40 percent.

Of that, about $200,000 is being earmarked for advertising in the St . Louismarket, in the form of television and radio commercials and billboards, to encourage participation in the process.