Sentence examples for as it designates from inspiring English sources

REUTERS   KFC Owner Lays Groundwork for India Expansion  |  Yum Brands, which owns KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, is positioning itself to expand into India, as it designates its operations in that country as a standalone division in the company, The Wall Street Journal reports.

By definition, hysteria is ideogenic (caused by an idea), as it designates the process by which a troubling but repressed idea is converted into a bodily symptom.

Facebook's simple approach to creating a social network was perceived to be too simple as it designated as "friends" (and still does) everybody in your network from your grandmother to someone you never met in person who has worked with you on a time-limited work-related project.

Malik was also making a claim for a home in London, to which he was entitled, so long as it was designated as his second home.

The court may, in its discretion, also require that notice be given by publication in such newspaper or newspapers of general circulation as it may designate.

Running Marlboro Team Rainey, as it was designated, was something Rainey had planned for 1995, but impatient as always, he decided to do it immediately.

At the same time it gained prestige as it was designated capital of the Viceroyalty of Peru and site of a Real Audiencia in 1543.

It designates you as an expert in your field.

Or, as others put it, designating critical habitat would be like creating an underwater treasure map for unscrupulous divers.

Some said they might try to save the pool by having it designated as a landmark.

Much of the wall has since disappeared, but parts of it, designated as a World Heritage Site in 1987, remain.