Examples of 'earmarks' in a sentence
Meaning of "earmarks"
Earmark: To allocate or designate funds or resources for a particular purpose
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of earmark
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I have all the earmarks of a certifiable lunatic.
The theft has all his earmarks.
Nothing some earmarks can not fix.
Now let us consider an argument in favor of earmarks.
He has all the earmarks of a hired corespondent.
Earmarks should be eliminated and foreign aid reduced.
It has all the earmarks of being something big.
Earmarks are a vital incentive to encourage lawmakers to support legislation.
Has all the earmarks of a quality hotel.
Using this power is one of the earmarks of wizardry.
Has all the earmarks of a shell corporation.
He also introduced a resolution to ban earmarks.
It also earmarks funds for the arts.
Herbalife had all of the earmarks of something.
He opposes earmarks and wants to control spending.
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This fire has all the earmarks of arson.
It also earmarks an annual budget to subsidize these programmes.
But this is what earmarks get you.
The earmarks for the conferees.
Because you have all the earmarks of being a hoodlum.
It earmarks funds that can not be spent elsewhere.
You have all the earmarks of a typical bachelor.
We should be able to draw from four different earmarks.
It has all the earmarks of an organized crime hit.
He also spoke out against earmarks.
It had all the earmarks of a crisis.
The earmarks of our lives should be.
It has all the earmarks of a benign.
The earmarks we know about are bad enough.
Congressional and presidential earmarks to reward political friends.
It also earmarks assistance for the purchase of assistive equipment.
This has all the earmarks for disaster.
Such earmarks are normally done openly.
Get some of these earmarks out of it.
China earmarks more funds for free science museums.
This vacation has all the earmarks of stinking.
All the earmarks of an innocent man.
That has the earmarks.
He has the earmarks of a real alcoholic.
See if they can get some of these earmarks out of it.
It has all the earmarks of money spent wisely.
He opposed tax increases and the allocation of federal earmarks.
You got all the earmarks of a cheap crook.
Congress is once again talking tough about budget earmarks.
Today had all the earmarks of an extraordinary rendition.
I have lost too many votes trying to eliminate earmarks.
Has all the earmarks of one of your jobs.
Has all the earmarks.
All the earmarks of a great strip.
But her murder has all the earmarks of a hit.
