Sentence examples for More designated from inspiring English sources
Community health centers, for example, are to receive $11 billion under the law with about $10 billion more designated for a new effort to improve public health.
Maybe Rivera continues posting microscopic earned run averages, and Jorge Posada, whose contract expires after next season, agrees to be more designated hitter and occasional catcher.
The following week, however, President Suleiman once more designated Hariri prime minister and asked that he try again to form the government.
If the queen in England, as head of the Commonwealth and the Church of England, has more designated power, in Belgium the king appoints the new government and assumes a crucial unifying function.
Additionally, all participating universities were from NCAA Division I universities and had one or more designated full-time, certified AT and a designated physician for each team.
However, more than half of these funds had yet to be disbursed as of September 30 , 2011 and thus, some of the programs originally called for remained underfunded or unfunded, including hiring more designated court-based screeners, expanding outpatient treatment services, and increasing case-management services in the courts (CCG 2012).
Hebei has more officially designated "poor counties" and probably more people living in poverty than any other eastern province, it says (though officials say their numbers have been falling).
Mr. Aznavour and Mr. Bogosian emerge as little more than designated mouthpieces in an elaborate conceptual design.
Today a restored Church Street has more officially designated structures of historic significance than any other thoroughfare in the nation.
The discovery of a third intermediate species cast doubt on the claim, however, suggesting the whole lot would be more sensibly designated as a single group.
Fifty-six separate D.O.T. facilities across the state, employing some 1,400 people, are each charged with looking after 100 miles or more of designated highway.
