Sentence examples for will be earmarking from inspiring English sources

They are working against the grain here: recently the government announced that it will be earmarking £2 million for projects with a military ethos in schools, aimed at instilling "resilience in children".

They are working against the grain here: Recently, the UK government announced that it will be earmarking about $2.4 million for projects with a military ethos in schools, aimed at instilling "resilience in children".

They are working against the grain here: recently the government announced that it will be earmarking £2 million for projects with a military ethos in schools aimed to "instil resilience in children".

The money will be earmarked for programs in 22 developing countries.

The proceeds will be earmarked to rehabilitate areas damaged by tourism, restore monuments and protect the environment.

Just over £30m of the funding will be earmarked for early intervention services for psychosis and crisis care.

For that reason, the "market stabilisation" bonds will be earmarked as such, and the government will keep the proceeds in cash at the Reserve Bank.

Those funds will be earmarked to cover future losses on mortgage securities as well as other mortgage-related expenses not covered by the deal disclosed Tuesday.

The balance of Mr. Ross's donation will be earmarked for the university's athletic program, and used to develop new sports facilities.

Tyson increased its capital expenditure for fiscal 2010 by $100 million, to $700 million, some of which will be earmarked for improvements in its chicken production.

The fund, Warburg Pincus Private Equity XI, will be earmarked for deals across an array of industries, including energy, financial services, technology and media.