- Look up
earmark in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Earmark may
refer to:
Earmark (agriculture), cuts or
marks in the ears of
animals made to show ownership...
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earmarks that they came in two varieties: hard
earmarks, or "hardmarks",
found in legislation, and soft
earmarks, or "softmarks",
found in the text of congressional...
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earmarks between states and countries.
Tasmanian sheep and
cattle must be
earmarked before they
become six
months old.
Generally the owner’s
earmark is...
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Against Earmarks developed a
database of
earmarks requested by
members of Congress. The
group successfully pressed for a
moratorium on
earmarks in 2010...
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Daniel Inouye described himself as "the No. 1
earmarks guy in the U.S. Congress."
Inouye regularly p****ed
earmarks for
funding in the
state of
Hawaii including...
- The
hypothecation of a tax (also
known as the ring-fencing or
earmarking of a tax) is the
dedication of the
revenue from a
specific tax for a particular...
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House Appropriations Committee to
steer hundreds of
millions of
dollars in
earmarks to
family and
friends in
direct exchange for
contributions to his campaign...
- a fairer, more
sustainable economy. £2 billion of
taxpayers money was
earmarked for the bank. In 2022, Scotland's
gross domestic product (GDP), including...
- were $21.67
billion in 2017. Most
government spending on
institutions is
earmarked for security. The
ministries of defence, the
interior and
justice are...
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February 2023. Rawar, Aman (26
December 2022). "PhysicsWallah
earmarks $40
million for M&As". mint.
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Tarush (13...
