| I championed earmark reform, also, to help Congress stop wasting money on those things that do not serve the public interest. |
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| The legislation, which follows an EU directive, requires sheep farmers to earmark or tattoo every sheep on their land with their place of birth. |
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| Why not select several limited but hated taxes, totalling a few billion, and earmark them for abolition? |
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| Senator, on this issue of earmarks that you talk about frequently, you reiterated yesterday that you have never taken an earmark. |
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| This agency is handicapped, however, because its funding is voluntary and contributors may earmark their donations for specific programs. |
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| Meanwhile, the company plans to introduce Employee Stock Option Plan for which it would earmark up to five per cent of the paid-up share capital. |
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| If those things can be done, I'd happily reward every member of Congress with an earmark of his or her very own. |
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| If earmark reform was something that the public understood well enough to hunger for, John McCain would be our president. |
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| Should one continue to earmark support for discrete activities, or should one be willing to pool funds with other donors? |
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| Creation is the characteristic earmark of the birth of Havona, and creation is going on right out here in time and space, isn't it? |
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| Bilateral and multilateral donors should earmark an additional percentage of all financing for peacekeeping and humanitarian work for this end. |
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| One idea would be to earmark the revenue from these auctions for boosting investment in education and training. |
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| The reactor staff believe they could supply a large proportion of Canada's requirement for molybdenum, should it be possible to earmark it. |
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| Parents sometimes choose to set up a separate savings or investment account of their own and earmark it for education. |
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| For example, some members of Congress post some earmark requests online. |
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| But some lawmakers have argued that private schools should continue to earmark two percent of their income from tuition fees and let the government cover the shortfall. |
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| In such cases, it may be useful to earmark for maintenance a part of funds allocated in the budget to transport sector. |
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| In practice, it does not earmark its funding for any particular purpose or sector. |
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| Again, there are good reasons why one might want to eliminate or curtail the earmark funding system. |
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| My delegation fully supports the proposal to earmark 2 per cent of the peacekeeping budget to the prevention of armed conflict. |
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| This constitutes an obligation for the executive to earmark funds for the relevant budget items quarterly and in advance. |
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| They may also decide to earmark a portion of the dividends for community projects. |
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| The Corporation's policy is to earmark its available cash resources for growth projects. |
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| This is part of its role and the General Conference should earmark a budget line for this. |
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| Look at your monthly income and outgoings then decide what percentage of your spare income you want to earmark for gaming. |
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| In 2004, the DG Enterprise envisages to earmark a portion of the budget for ad hoc proposals. |
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| The parties welcomed the importance accorded to migration and development in the national and regional 10th EDF strategy papers, which earmark capacity-building funding for the Malian government and ECOWAS in this area. |
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| You can donate to the organization as a whole, or you can earmark your contribution for a particular project. |
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| I earmark two Post-it pads to throw out tomorrow, and I already know on the third day I'll throw out these old lint rollers and the cup with a chip on the rim. |
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| Though it must service and repay the debt it will raise to buy Vodafone, it will no longer have to earmark almost half of its earnings for its British shareholder. |
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| It is a real earmark and spokesmodel for the economic climate worldwide. |
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| Government agencies concerned with the implementation of the provisions of the Protocol have been asked to earmark funds from their respective budgets for that purpose. |
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| Donors could choose to earmark funds for these activities. |
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| Lions throughout the area earmark funds for this project. |
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| Furthermore, the European Union had made a collective commitment to earmark an average of 0.39 per cent of gross national income for ODA by 2006 and an individual commitment of at least 0.33 per cent. |
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| If the budgetary authority decides to earmark all the commitment credits dedicated to the specific action in the budgetary year 2002, the wording of that article should remain unchanged. |
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| The preference of certain donors to earmark resources for initiatives addressing migration issues of specific interest to them has led to a noticeable decrease in unearmarked funding over the last few years. |
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| One recent approach has been to earmark specialized funds for specific purposes, usually health, and to use the money to finance ad hoc programs on these issues designed by recipient governments. |
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| Earmark portions of government research grants to cover IRB overhead costs. |
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