Phrases with «earmark»

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The word "earmark" means setting aside or designating something for a specific purpose. It is often used to describe funds or resources that are allocated or reserved for a particular use or project. Full definition

Adjective + «earmark»

Sentences with «earmark»

  • There is no question about this: - The biggest challenge to global scientific collaboration is the lack of funding earmarked for the costs of collaboration itself. (science.sciencemag.org)
  • The budget also earmarks $ 950 million over five years to invest in Canadian «innovation superclusters» — tech hubs selected because they offer the greatest potential to accelerate economic growth. (round13capital.com)
  • And Rangel might have significantly less than that: his $ 151,406 cash - on - hand is less than the $ 162,050 his campaign raised in money earmarked for the general election, suggesting he may not have a lot to spend in the closing weeks. (politico.com)
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