Sentence examples for before designating from inspiring English sources

For handicapped travelers, Mobil applies a 20-point set of standards before designating an establishment as accessible.

The President shall consult with the leadership of each House of Congress before designating an organization pursuant to paragraph (1).

The Bush administration did not consult with Mozambique last year before designating the country as a beneficiary of its emergency AIDS plan.

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.

"Ninety days max will be given to each organization before designated dissolution date," said a statement issued by Mr. Karzai's office.

Since this had long before been designated as an evacuation area, he thought he would find an aid station there.

It has helped plan and build federal offices in Hull, which was a thriving lumber town half a century before Queen Victoria designated Ottawa as the national capital in 1857.

The Dodgers got Corcino last Friday and released Ryan Dennick, a player they had signed two days before, while designating David Huff for assignment.

However, this type of study would be necessary before definitively designating this histology as a poor prognostic indicator.