earmark

They don't realize it's just an earmark on the labor of some future person.

We're pushing a "favorites" list soon that will allow you to earmark them for later.

Just to make you happy I'm going to earmark sales of my iOS apps for my first Android development phone.

While mocking up salaries with an adviser, he said that we should earmark $60k for founders "so people think you're stable.

You still have to explicitly pass a `this` to that function, which is kind of my earmark for telling methods and functions apart.

I guess Congress could earmark money specifically to fighting DDoS-based crime.

Having to estimate the needs/demands of a system 1-2 years ago, and budget for it today, then earmark all that money ahead of time... argh.

You can't earmark your donation for Ebola though, but they are spending like 85% of their funds on actual operation costs so you might be sure that your money will help.

Now with earmarks mostly gone, Tea Party republicans have nothing to show off to their constituents except for achievements in idealogical concessions from the other side.

And, since we might as well bring it back to money, I suspect it ultimately has a downward influence on the amount of money legislatures earmark for universities and research.

People outside of HN won't be anywhere near sufficiently eager to earmark sufficient public dollars to properly maintain such networks, not when pensions systems are underfunded and schools are putting teachers on furlough.

To what extent a university helps for this might be debatable and will depend on the person and the university, but I wonder if an average person would earmark 4 years of their life to learning and improvement left completely to their own.