Sentence examples for but designated from inspiring English sources

It was an intimate diary, but designated to sell oneself!

Fortunately, given these divisions, the party has all but designated its presidential candidate for 2012.

The Senate later restored the money but designated it for research on traumatic brain injury.

Ms. Mazel's regimen called for eating nothing but designated fruits in a specific order for those first 10 days.

The wealthy magnates could still sell their views but designated as comics with disclaimers on their front pages.

The surveyors did not assign individual names to the innumerable peaks observed but designated them by letters and Roman numerals.

But designating him for death, as C.I.A. officials did early this year with the National Security Council's approval, required no judicial review.

"Person is not a synonym for 'human being'," the brief explains, "but designates an entity with the capacity for legal rights".

A proposal: Let's keep the Fresh Kills landfill open, but designate it New York City's sole smoking area; it has just the air of sophistication that an exotic ritual like smoking deserves.

But designating lands as "wilderness study areas" — as the Utah lands would have been before the 2003 deal — gives them provisional protections until Congress has a chance to act.

In its original legal brief on the case, the organisation explained: "Person is not a synonym for 'human being', but designates an entity with the capacity for legal rights".