Sentence examples for are designating from inspiring English sources
verb
To mark out and make known; to point out; to name; to indicate; to show; to distinguish by marks or description; to specify; as, to designate the boundaries of a country; to designate the rioters who are to be arrested.
Parents say they are designating teenager-specific spaces not just for their children's benefit, but for their own sanity.
They are designating tech-savvy employees to respond to the posts, sometimes by providing up-to-minute inventory information from a sales floor, for example, or by offering help with some balky gadget.
If we accept – by silence or without questioning – that anything and everyone can be defined as "terrorist infrastructure", then we are designating all civilians in Gaza as being targets.
Both sides of the ball are rolling, and if our special teams come through for us, we've got a good chance to win". Despite Smith's abundant optimism, no other Steelers are designating Sunday as guaranteed win day.
As an alternative approach to integration under one ministry, some countries are designating a lead ministry, often education, to exercise co-ordination responsibilities.
Many of the high profile chefs are designating one of their restaurants as the place where federal workers and family members can find meals.
Both are designated landmarks.
There are designated corridor nurses.
Many are designated as historic districts.
En passant captures are designated by e.p.
Some are designated as seats.
