Sentence examples for becomes designated from inspiring English sources

MetLife's filing says that it does not become subject to trading curbs until two years from the date at which it becomes designated as a systemically important firm.

You don't need to be a shrink to know that what becomes designated a naughty, or immoral (since fat has now taken on moral proportions) or dangerous treat is then eaten guiltily and thus with decreased, rather than enhanced, pleasure.

At higher values for the MAF, an additional complication occurs: the rarer allele becomes so enriched amongst cases that when the frequency is jointly estimated from cases and controls, this allele actually becomes designated as the "common" allele, in spite of the fact that in the population as a whole it is rarer.

"Now it's become designated as a safe space for nice people who have boring 9 to 5 jobs".

Tennis is not like team sports, where aging outfielders become designated hitters, whose diminished skills can be hidden or disguised.

ShoreBank then invested heavily in a variety of green businesses and became designated as CCX's "banking arm".

It also meant attempting to destroy Native knowledge and epistemologies as a way to claim rightful ownership over the land, a land which became designated as "vast wilderness" that had scarcely been utilized (Anderson 2005).

Not possessing written language or scriptures, some of the discovered nations were literally placed outside and before history, in a period that became designated as pre-history, a term still used today.

After the lumber industry depleted local forest, the area became designated a protected national park with a coastline famous for spotting resident beluga whales and other species that migrate here to feed in the nutrient-rich waters.

By August 7, the system became well-enough organized to become designated Tropical depression One-C.

She has met rigorous training, clinical and education standards to become designated as an AAMFT approved supervisor.