earmark for, by, as, about or at?
| Linwood College and Marshland primary are earmarked for relocation. |
| Sell expensive loaded investments that erode assets the client had earmarked for retirement. |
| Solid Energy is earmarked for partial sale by the Government under its delayed SOE sales programme. |
| It will be earmarked for buildings, plus fit-outs and equipment to resource the project up to a maximum of Rs. |
| In the spring of 1942 the first transports of Jews, all earmarked for extermination, arrived from Upper Silesia. |
| The proceeds are earmarked for the American Red Cross, Empire State Relief Fund and the New Jersey Hurricane Relief Fund. |
| Furthermore, $400 million has been earmarked for LD to enhance and integrate its various employment and training programmes. |
| It is likely that Wanta/Ameritrust funds earmarked for border protection could lead to the indictment of high ranking US officials. |
| A national review of the Rural Ranking Scheme was earmarked for later in the year; the SCDHB had pre-empted the national move, he said. |
| There's also a section earmarked by the NDMC for butterflies! Yes. |
| The oil marketing companies earmarked by Ewura under the arrangement include Cameloil, Oryx, Gapco, Oilcom and GBP. |
| Those boys are identified early in their cricket career and earmarked by the coaches as potential international cricketers for Sri Lanka. |
| In addition, $15 million per year for each of the current and next fiscal years has been earmarked by the government to pilot new approaches for older workers? employment. |
| In a self financing scheme, a separate fund is earmarked as the scheme is not based on budgetary support. |
| Plucked from Crewe in the summer, Powell has reportedly been earmarked as the eventual successor to Paul Scholes in the Manchester United midfield. |
| Woodlands was earmarked in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Development Guide Plan in 1997 to be developed into one of the regional centres for northern Singapore. |