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Meanings of earmarked for in English

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Usage of earmarked for in English
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Workers in companies earmarked for privatisation also walked off the job yesterday.
The Irish Times
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The building backed on to two large fields earmarked for industrial development.
Independent.ie
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Overall tourism was tracking well, but there were areas earmarked for improvement.
Radio NZ
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And I've got grant money specifically earmarked for this type of thing.
Cross Bones
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The shipping source said there is no buyer earmarked for the cargo.
Reuters
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China's R370 billion has been earmarked for use in these stimulus packages.
The South African
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No funds were earmarked for nearby towns or accommodation in the announcement.
Reuters
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At least four other Guantánamo detainees are also earmarked for civilian trials.
The Guardian
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The company's Internet and Golden Pages units are already earmarked for flotation.
The Irish Times
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Northern challengers Jordanstown have also had their claims earmarked for a while.
The Irish Times
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Both councils are in areas generally earmarked for the two pilot culls.
BBC
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Those earmarked for combat and patrol duties studied under the veteran Hunters.
Enclave
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The CBD remains closed, with more than 170 buildings earmarked for demolition.
Radio NZ
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Maine Road Man City's old stomping ground is also earmarked for housing.
The Guardian
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This second building became near-derelict some years ago and was earmarked for demolition.
Radio NZ
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Note: Figures are quoted based on money earmarked for specific projects.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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