For handicapped travelers, Mobil applies a 20-point set of standards before designating an establishment as accessible.
The Bush administration did not consult with Mozambique last year before designating the country as a beneficiary of its emergency AIDS plan.
Under one alternative bill, the Online Protection & Enforcement of Digital Trade Act (or Open Act), the International Trade Commission ITCC) would hold adversarial proceedings before designating a "rogue" site and issuing orders that would cut off its access to US-based advertisement and payment processing.
The emperor did hesitate for almost half a year before designating his successor, but then he complied with tradition by investing the dead crown prince's son Zhu Yunwen, then only 15 years old.
On Aug. 17, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed a bill creating a permit system for intercity buses that will require companies to seek permission before designating a place to load or unload riders.
Though not written into the city ordinance, it has for several years been city policy in Phoenix to seek owner consent before designating any building for historic preservation, and because 8081 Meridian never gave its consent, and has no intention of doing so, Mr. Hoffman says he rejects the landmark process outright.
The government has, for example, often failed to consult local inhabitants before designating their land as a nature reserve.
Aware of the ongoing discussions about his size, Puig joked he weighed 280 pounds — "I'm so fat," he said — before designating himself around 240 pounds.
The Delaware portions of the highway remained unnumbered until the late 1960s, when DelDOT briefly assigned DE 32 to the highway along the southern edge of Sussex County before designating it DE 54.
Therefore, it is important to reasonably show that the lineages expanded from single founders within such a time frame, or conversely that a given lineage coalesces within such a time frame, before designating them as founder lineages for the community of interest.
