Examples of using Earmark in English and their translations into Chinese
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Earmark $10 billion to phase out old diesel commercial vehicles.
There are thousands of companies that earmark holiday and year-end budgets--that money must be spent.
Earmark $500 million to set up waste electrical and electronic equipment processing facilities and five community green stations.
I issued an executive order thatdirects federal agencies to ignore any future earmark that is not voted on by the Congress.
Next year, we will earmark 50 per cent of the country' s budget for the fight to reduce poverty.
A law or regulation favorable to the donor mysteriously emerges-an immaculate deception or“earmark” with no apparent“father.”.
Most state lotteries earmark the revenue generated for specific purposes, and the most common is education.
Bush will“issue an Executive Order thatdirects Federal agencies to ignore any future earmark that is not voted on by the Congress.”.
(c) Earmark resources for the Ministry of Labour to monitor and enforce labour laws and regulations, particularly in the informal sector.
The Committee recommends that the State party specifically earmark sufficient budget resources for the implementation of the Optional Protocol.
That exercise, expected to conclude in early 2010, involves both a review of the current ozone focal area strategy anda suggested earmark of funding.
The Committee recommends that the State party earmark specifically sufficient budgetary resources for the implementation of the Optional Protocol.
And tomorrow I will issue an executive order thatdirects federal agencies to ignore any future earmark that is not voted on by Congress.
Clyburn and other proponents believe the earmark moratorium imposed by Republicans usurped the authority of Congress to direct spending.
In order to ensure that vendors from those countries were treated fairly,the Secretariat should earmark more resources for capacity-building.
Moreover, the Government will again earmark $200 million to continue the short-term food assistance service for two more years up to end-2017.
The Panel further recommends that the General Assembly andthe other legislative organs earmark an adequate proportion of assessed contributions for safety and security purposes.
The government will earmark HK$1 billion($128 million) to help nursing homes purchase new technology to cope with manpower constraints.
Existing innovative development financing mechanisms earmark resources to specific purposes, such as for vaccination programmes designed to prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
Earmark a larger budget for the educational sector, and revise existing educational legislation in order to ensure access to primary education for children of all regions(Mexico);
He has asked for $932 million of earmark pork-barrel spending, nearly a million dollars for every day that he's been in the United States Senate.
Under the 2020 proposal, the defense earmark will amount to roughly 7 percent of total government spending and equal around 1.4 percent of national GDP.
These policies are either"set-asides," which earmark a certain amount of spending solely towards recycled products, or"price preference" programs which provide a larger budget.
It recommended that Mali earmark the necessary human and financial resources for the new human rights institution to enable it to carry out efficiently the activities under its mandate.
Regular resources are not earmarked and therefore can be used by UNICEF according to its own objectives, whereas donors or National Committees earmark other resources for specific projects.
Donors should allocate or" earmark" a modest, at least proportional, share of development assistance funding for the inter-related issues of refugees, internally displaced people and affected local populations.