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A good deal of this capital is earmarked to guarantee supplies of raw materials and is frequently in partnership with local operators.

He also said the company had earmarked Rmb15bn ($2. 2bn) to invest in its steel and iron ore operations in the next two years.

Mr Iqbal is now doing some mentoring of his own with two staff members earmarked for management duties.

To that end the American government has earmarked scores of millions of dollars to help Iranian "civil society" and pro-democracy groups.

But only a third of that, or less than $70 billion, is earmarked for international markets.

He earmarked the money for the restoration of the city's cathedral and the construction of a new synagogue.

So why is it that a mother's money is more likely to be earmarked for her child's well-being than the same amount of money in a man's hands?

Some of the cash earmarked for elite universities is being used to lure scholars back to the motherland.

The former England international would be an ideal replacement for Turner, who has been earmarked for a switch to Anfield.

This year, the US Department of Energy earmarked $122 million to set up the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis in California.

TPG has raised more money specifically earmarked for investment in Asia than any other international firm.

Under another set of proposals due to be unveiled in May, the present House of Lords is earmarked for abolition.

Before launching an airborne assault there in February, General McChrystal earmarked it as a testing-ground for his strategy.

Instead, it is earmarked to be at the forefront of regional consolidation, becoming a second-tier company to the national champions.

Another minister, Roberto Calderoli, once walked a pig over land earmarked for the building of a mosque.

It has earmarked precious funding to boost house building in Britain which has slumped to the lowest peacetime level since the 1920s.

It would be tidier if banks backed these products with an earmarked pool of loans.

So far the government has earmarked $1 billion dollars to boost its own online database, known as Gallica.

Getting a small business loan is an option for some, but small business loans are often earmarked for specific uses.

And yet $46m of aid to Rwanda's health sector is earmarked for AIDS, whereas only $1m goes to fighting childhood illnesses of all kinds.

Zhang said around US$2 billion is earmarked for overseas acquisitions and Australian assets are firmly on the company's radar.

Strengths and weaknesses of the operational tactics could also be earmarked for improvement.

Three years ago, he says, none of his lab's budget was earmarked for pure HCI research.

The Japanese government has earmarked substantial budget for programs to help those with depression and other mental illnesses.

New capacity is adding some 2m litres a year, says Mr Cox, and land has been earmarked for still more expansion.

The money is earmarked for projects ranging from roads and bridges to improvements to schools and churches.

Money earmarked to raise capacity at congestion-hit US terminals would go on security measures instead, the report says.

The remainder, expected later this year, has been earmarked for HIV and TB treatment and for the provision of vaccines and microbicides.

The report said the government had also earmarked an extra $12 billion to pay for upgrades and other measures to reach the goals.

Robin van Persie has earmarked Sebastian Larsson as one of Sunderland's major threats this weekend.

Similarly, some of the 80 projects already earmarked will require genuine usage commitments from the countries to justify the investment.

About a quarter of one's salary had to be earmarked for voluntary subscription.

It also reveals a new emphasis on unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, with $1 billion earmarked for a squadron of pilotless planes.

The Bank of Japan has already earmarked $11bn to buy shares held by banks, itself a repeat of operations launched earlier in the decade.

Qatari LNG, once earmarked for America, is going to energy-starved Japan.

Cattle are being moved on to fields that had been earmarked for silage.

Of that, 13. 24 per cent is earmarked for housing and Chinese companies are foremost among foreign contractors.

we have also earmarked funding for projects such as manpower training , which are conducive to the general development of the film industry.

One would include separate packages earmarked for Ireland's banks and its public finances.

China had already earmarked $177bn in stimulus funds for green projects including high-speed railways.

Of this, we have asked for US$100 million to be earmarked to WHO for our activities.

Today, half of all the post-disaster borrowing provided by the World Bank is earmarked for the reconstruction of housing.

No higher education institutions may misappropriate the funds earmarked for teaching and research.

A big battle will be over the renewal of a petrol-tax surcharge, whose proceeds are earmarked for roads and such.

Many regions and departments have earmarked special funds to aid students with financial difficulties.

The bank also announced an extra 300 job losses on top of the 1, 575 already earmarked.

A total of 210bn yuan of the stimulus money is earmarked for environmental protection projects and improving energy efficiency.

Hefei started to collect house maintenance capital since 2000, and has earmarked more than RMB 2 billion so far.

But others say stockpiled grain has already been earmarked for handing out to people in the towns.

President George Bush has earmarked funds to states that keep sex offenders locked up after their sentence ends.

As many as seven Chinese shipbuilders had earmarked initial public offerings to fund their rapid growth.

Goldman says the shareholders will get $3. 44bn of that and the rest ($6. 65bn) is earmarked for the staff.

There is talk of setting up a separate entity to house the assets earmarked for sale, which could then be divested later.

For the year, the council committed a total of $511 million as earmarked grants for academic research.

Harder to raise, such monies are nonetheless more useful to poor countries than earmarked dollars.

An area of traditional, one-storey courtyard homes near to Beijing's famous Temple of Heaven has been earmarked for destruction.

The second company earmarked for listing is China National Publishing Industry Trading Corp, an import and export agent.

As part of the stimulus bill earlier this year, he earmarked a $2. 3 billion tax credit for domestic producers of clean-energy equipment.

Article 37 No Unit or individual may withhold or misappropriate the funds earmarked for prevention and control of desertification.

Even if the government issues bonds earmarked for industry, do you think they'll be enthusiastic about buying them?

Additionally, those dealers already earmarked for closure will be asked to sign a "wind-down" agreement.

Beijing had earmarked $5 billion for agricultural projects in Africa in 2008, with a focus on the production of rice and other cash crops.

Only about one-third of the fund's initial capital of about $70bn is earmarked for offshore investment.

It has earmarked $11. 3bn for compensation for the first six months of the year.

Japan, having earmarked a slew of funds to prop up various private sector entities, is now mulling plans to buy shares.

In the latest budget, over 40% of the precious oil money, South Sudan's only source of income, has been earmarked for military expenditure.

The remaining Y20, 000bn would be earmarked for government purchases of stocks and real estate.

The vague announcement may include large sums already earmarked in the budget.

It is also immediately disbursing part of a 71. 6 billion yuan sum earmarked to aid capital spending by farmers.

Many countries have earmarked a big chunk of their stimulus packages for infrastructure projects.

About 30 per cent of the asset manager's funds are earmarked for property development.

The key milestone that Brocchi has earmarked is a European spot.

Beckham missed the Galaxy's 0-0 draw with Toronto on Sunday - the game originally earmarked for his MLS debut.

Spending $100 out of $300 earmarked for fun will feel more meaningful than pulling out $100 from your entire $3, 000 monthly budget.

Meetingat a factory earmarked for closure may ignite an already tense situation.

These earmarked funds accounted for $27. 5m of broadcasting fees for the Salt Lake City Games and $57m of those related to Athens.

Ireland itself committed to providing 17. 5 billion of a possible 35 billion earmarked for its banks.

For investment in African farming, China has earmarked $5 billion.

For investment in African farming, China has earmarked $5 billion. A lot of Africans view this anxiously.

S. BMW AG is pumping $750 million into its South Carolina plant to significantly expand U. S. output, much of which is earmarked for Europe.

These funds are earmarked for famine relief.

By order of Congress, some of the money is 'earmarked' specifically for Myanmar, with more than $3 million spent on the country last year.

Some$337 million was earmarked for the tunneling and the project finally gotunderway.

The Government had earmarked these funds for investment in depressed areas.

Money has been earmarked for the new library.

the site has a developable gfa of 163 , 000 square feet and has been earmarked for residential and commercial purposes.

Among them is the northern Hebei province, which has earmarked 316 million yuan ($46. 1 million) for subsidies.

The librarian wouldn't like his books being earmarked.

Some states have already gone through most of the federal education funds earmarked for the 2009-1010 and 2010-2011 school years.

Some $3. 4 billion earmarked for CCS found its way into America's stimulus bill.

Air China, the most profitable of China's three big airlines, has earmarked Rmb11bn ($1. 4bn) this year for fleet expansion.

That's in addition to the $18. 5 billion in funds that were earmarked by Congress back in 2007, of which $10. 2 billion remains unspent.

In 2007, such activity generated more than $92 billion in receipts, much of which was earmarked for the elderly and education.

Mr Obama's budget includes $624m beyond the sum Congress earmarked last year for such work, with more to come over five years.

The gourmet chocolate shop recently sold 1, 245 Groupons, many of which were earmarked by buyers as gifts for others.

he also presides over a bank that recently earmarked a record $11. 4bn for compensation for Goldman employees.

One thousand dollars is earmarked to buy books for the library.

The 2008 budget deficit was 0. 1% of GDP and the government has earmarked $3. 5 billion to spend on tax breaks and infrastructure projects.

Another 32. 8 billion yuan has been earmarked to ensure the success of major science and technology projects.

His stimulus plan last year earmarked billions for innovation in sectors such as renewable energy, high-speed rail and advanced vehicles.

A total of 2500 hectares of land has been earmarked for residential property, a 65% increase from last year.

France wants the G20 to debate three options: a maximum ratio of a bank's gross operating income to be earmarked for variable pay;

Interim Measures on the Administration of Funds of the Central Financial Assistance Earmarked for Local Geological Prospecting

Depreciation funds earmarked for enterprises;

to manage and supervise central government funds earmarked for forestry;

to manage the All-China Sports Foundation's earmarked funds for National Fitness Program;

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Interim Measures of Zhejiang Province on the Administration of the Earmarked Fund for the Development of the Software Industry

Review on the land use of sites earmarked for development of public housing

diverted 14 million yuan earmarked for building dykes to build offices

I am willing to give you 15% while 5% has been earmarked for expenses. If this is acceptable to you,