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Earmark meaning
A mark made or tag attached to the ear of an animal (chiefly a livestock animal), generally to identify or indicate something about the animal, such as ownership, health or gestation status, etc. | A distinguishing or identifying mark or sign; specifically (archaic), a mark of ownership. | An act of designating certain funds to be used for a specific purpose.
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But whether the earmark comes through in fiscal year 2024, which starts Oct. 1, is an open question, especially as Republicans square off with Democrats over raising the debt ceiling.
It's perhaps unsurprising that Greenville County came out on top for earmark money, with three dozen items of direct spending totaling more than $121 million.
The proposal to put a change to Utah’s constitutional earmark for education funding is headed to the voters’ 2024 ballot.
There are also efforts afoot to earmark some of the state’s revenue windfall for water and conservation projects, along with a climate resiliency fund.
You can earmark specific sums for specific life goals with target maturity funds.
Earmark advocates insist the process allows Members of Congress, who supposedly know their district’s needs best, to make decisions on specific projects the federal government can funnel taxpayer dollars toward inside their districts.
I find the potential abuse of these funds and the unclear amount the state would be obligated to earmark concerning, particularly when funds could instead be allocated toward state services promoting the safety and well-being of our residents.
At a rally on the steps of City Hall, the advocates demanded that the governor earmark $3 billion for public housing projects in the state, including $2 billion of it for NYCHA.
Government should earmark for infrastructure companies as well.
He wondered whether it is necessary to earmark funds for a public relations representative that could facilitate a comprehensive presentation to the entire Island.
In addition to the fever clinics, the private hospital must also earmark a separate area for ILI outpatient care, with a separate waiting area for people with respiratory illness.
Jindal Steel & Power Limited (JSPL) on Tuesday announced its sales and production data for July 2020, where the company continued to earmark new heights with its consistent performance in Indian & global markets despite the challenges due to the pandemic.
Participants have also urged the government to earmark 20 per cent of the jobs in Coastal Security Police to the fishermen from the region.
The effort of the Federal Governmnent of Nigeria to earmark this huge sum for CCT to its vulnerable citizens affected by the COVID-19 pandemic is highly commendable.
To get this 29 million to repay these Rum cover over Bonds we Earmark the current 14 cent per gallon tax on gasoline (which now goes to WAPA) to the GERS.
Along with 20 other member nations of the African Union, Nigeria signed the 2001 Abuja Declaration that promised to earmark 15 percent of its federal budgets for healthcare.
Ask them if they value the constitutional earmark that funds education.
But he tried to explain away his conduct by saying he simply had failed to earmark certain expenses to the UAW.
Experts expect the government to earmark at least Rs three lakh crore for urban infrastructure and Sagarmala projects that focus on port-led development.
For those who would like to help in her recovery, you may make donations out to Walton County Animal Shelter and earmark the gift for Hope.