Sentence examples for be designated for a from inspiring English sources

The Fed already has much of the rule-making authority that would be designated for a new consumer agency.

Or, should others, such as great coaches like Red Auerbach or John Wooden, refs like Earl Strom or Mendy Rudolph, contributors such as league and team officials like 24-second clock inventor and Syracuse Nationals owner Danny Biasone or the NBA's first Commissioner Maurice Podoloff, be designated for a separate wing?

An additional $14 million has been designated for a plaza and stairs to the park, still to be designed.

A building site has been designated for a house that would have river and mountain views.

From the moment the player is designated for a test, he is under observation by the team coordinator".

Fund accounting requires that a separate set of books be maintained for all grants that are designated for a specific activity.

But Russia is unlikely to lose the 2018 World Cup and England could not host the 2022 tournament because it was designated for a non-European country.

Delta reinstated a feature called "last seat," which allows a frequent flier to book any remaining seat on a plane, whether or not it is designated for a member of its mileage program.

Even so, the biggest obstacle to subdividing was that almost the entire land portion of the subdivision had, during the time of Robert Moses, New York's master builder, been designated for a 100-foot-wide roadway called Shore Drive.

Of that money, £50m has been designated for a "graphene hub", which builds on the Nobel prize-winning work of academics from the University of Manchester who secured the physics prize in 2010.

On the one hand, each judge is designated for a fixed term, in order to prevent disproportionate influence of specific individuals on the legal system.