| They say Rochdale council is considering earmarking the land for a possible business park as part of a review of its unitary development plan. |
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| The checks issued by Bank A are cleared at the clearing house through earmarking the checks issued by Bank B, and vice versa. |
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| What the bill doesn't do, critics stress, is commit the government to earmarking more money to bail out the banks, an idea that is political dynamite. |
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| Realigning this balance is a more complex business than just earmarking certain types of data for deletion. |
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| By contrast, in an earmarking system, each credit operation is linked to specific identifiable assets. |
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| Consequently, when implementing the programme and earmarking resources under it, the importance of practical measures should be emphasised. |
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| In these cases, earmarking funds for a particular sector at the federal level violates the principle of decentralisation. |
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| It was argued that it is no good earmarking funds for footballing academies if the fear is that clubs are about to lose a generation of supporters. |
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| To assist with this, consideration might be given to earmarking Army units to specific regions, at least for the purposes of cultural and linguistic training. |
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| Hamel added that the producers' input has already been felt with the earmarking of more funds for surveillance. |
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| It was thanks to the Commission, to its assiduousness, and the way it forged ahead in order to find an intermediate solution, that it was possible to safeguard Parliament's earmarking. |
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| There is a common concern that the principle of strict earmarking may not be finally adopted, thus failing to achieve the goal of addressing externalities altogether. |
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| Compare that to the money we are earmarking for firearms control. |
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| In particular, a new agreement between Quebec pork producers and the province's eight biggest slaughterhouses aims at streamlining production by earmarking animals for specific local facilities. |
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| As a result of the Summit, however, earmarking of funds for social development has been formulated more explicitly in official development assistance policy. |
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| Indeed, four European Union member States and Norway had already achieved the internationally agreed target of earmarking 0.7 per cent of gross national income for official development assistance. |
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| However, earmarking resources for other inputs has to be balanced against the need to pay teachers well enough to attract and retain qualified individuals. |
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| It is important to ensure that there are clear policies not only for earmarking rice pledges or contribution to the reserves, but even more so on how rice should be accessed and distributed to requesting countries. |
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| But Ukip have long had eyes on the seat, earmarking it as a possible Ukip gain after a strong election showing there last year, with the party gaining two councillors and topping the European poll. |
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