A special provision in legislation to set aside funds for projects that have not passed an impartial evaluation by agencies in the executive branch is called an)

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Earmark is a provision in legislation that sets aside funds for specific projects or activities without subjecting them to an impartial evaluation by executive branch agencies. Earmarks are often used to secure funding for projects that may not have been able to secure funding through the regular budgeting process.

A Special Provision in Legislation to Set Aside Funds for Projects