earmarking (Meaning)

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earmarking (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Earmark

The government has earmarked $10 million for a new affordable housing project in the city.
The company has earmarked a portion of its profits for research and development.
The organization has earmarked a certain amount of its funds for disaster relief.
The club has earmarked a few spots on its roster for international players.
The artist has earmarked some of her time to work on a new project.
The student has earmarked a specific amount of money for his upcoming trip.
The manager has earmarked a certain number of employees for a special assignment.
The scientist has earmarked a particular area of research for her studies.
The teacher has earmarked a few minutes at the end of class for questions.
The team has earmarked a specific strategy for their next game.

of Earmark

devoting,dedicating, saving, reserving, setting apart, giving up (to), consecrating,allocating, sanctifying, committing

neglecting, ignoring, neglecting,ignoring, misusing,misusing,misapplying, misapplying

The government has earmarked $10 million for a new affordable housing project in the city.

The company has earmarked a portion of its profits for research and development.

The organization has earmarked a certain amount of its funds for disaster relief.

The club has earmarked a few spots on its roster for international players.