Examples of 'earmark' in a sentence
Meaning of "earmark"
earmark (verb) - to designate or allocate something for a particular purpose or recipient
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- To mark (sheep or other animals) by slitting the ear.
- To specify or set aside for a particular purpose, to allocate.
- To designate part of a pension to be payable to the holder's former spouse or partner at its time of payment.
- A mark or deformation of the ear of an animal, intended to indicate ownership.
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Earmark resources to ensure these recommendations are implemented.
Proposal would earmark revenue to fund education.
Earmark revenues from tolls to improve transport sustainability.
I was hoping to earmark it for gene.
To earmark a fund for a special use.
Some delegations expressed a wish to earmark some funding.
We would earmark her organs for transplants.
Other factors include the difficulty to earmark funds.
Donors could earmark funds to the support budget.
The logical thing to do would be to earmark it for agriculture.
I will earmark her for you.
The last federal budget earmark.
Earmark a place for each plant.
And each of them has its own earmark.
Donors could choose to earmark funds for these activities.
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Decision on the approval of an earmark.
After earmark insert additional.
Pence was a supporter of earmark reform.
The budget continues to earmark a modest increase in social expenditures.
Money is said to have no earmark.
I think we would do well to earmark financial assistance for this.
I still find the occasional cigarette paper he used to earmark a page.
Kingston was an early supporter of earmark reforms and spending reductions.
Earmark sufficient resources for the maintenance of transport infrastructures and institutions.
I have never asked for a single earmark in my entire career.
Parties should earmark a part of their budgets for technology development.
Use allocation to earmark stock.
We will always earmark any money you give for a specific project.
She is trying to find a historical to earmark the land for preservation.
Continue to earmark sufficient resources for the maintenance of transport infrastructures and institutions.
But it failed to specifically earmark funds for healthy school meals.
To earmark and analyse the dynamics that are at stake in the current economic processes.
I really believe it is important to earmark some time for your health.
The earmark of a successful teacher is one who acts from emotion and care.
As if quantity were an earmark of quality.
Some countries do not earmark any part of the mineral revenue to the subnational level.
The barriers would be put up at these places to earmark restricted areas.
It is very important to somehow earmark funding for developing countries in this context.
Numbers have been rounded off n encourages donors not to earmark their contributions.
The death benefit and earmark can be used to cover funeral services.
Now none of this is say there are not sound defenses of the earmark process.
Suppliers will be asked to earmark a share of their turnover for energy services.
Earmark and hold thirty of the best seats in the gallery and the stalls.
Feature which potential buyers use to earmark products which they are interested in.
This document compiles her financial report as well as all meetings and earmark requests.
The new law will earmark more money for education programs.
Chhibber also criticised the government for failing to earmark direct support for farmers.
There is an urgent need to earmark more money at both international and national levels.
A special project portfolio has been prepared so that interested Governments can earmark their contributions.
It may relate to the right to earmark global resources for different kinds of staff.
