Sentence examples for which could be earmarked from inspiring English sources

There was nearly $1 million left in cash on hand, which could be earmarked for settling some outstanding receipts that haven't been filed yet.

Consultation is expected to start in December on 100 sites which could be earmarked for development.

The proceeds, which would go exclusively to the Länder, could be earmarked for education, primarily a Land responsibility.

Small supplements to income or sales taxes could be earmarked for local government.

As much as £50m could be earmarked for external programme providers.

Effectively, averted financial penalties could be earmarked for health literacy interventions to improve care transitions.

Both GP's accessibility by phone and time span to the specialist's report could be earmarked as performance indicators.

Both GP's accessibility by phone and time till arrival of specialist's report could be earmarked as performance indicators.

The budget has earmarked £1m to look at providing new housing which could be built by the council for sale and rent.

Tax increases not only reduce consumption, particularly among poor and young people [ 62], they also increase government revenue, which can be earmarked for further tobacco control measures.

The final £300m a year could yet be earmarked for other policies.