Sentence examples similar to considered designated from inspiring English sources

The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission considered designating the building a landmark, but saw no reason to take action.

Although it has never had an episode even remotely like the 1979 radiation leak at Three Mile Island, near Harrisburg, Pa., Argonne's work with nuclear energy made local residents uneasy, particularly after the Energy Department considered designating the laboratory a nuclear waste site.

At the same time, Marburger says that the White House never considered designating the research budget as emergency spending--as a way to avoid a self-imposed spending cap.

Asked if he considered designating Guerrero the starting third baseman and turning Uribe into his late-game defensive replacement, Mattingly responded with a question of his own, asking what he should do with utility man Justin Turner, who batted.340 last season.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will consider designating the hodgepodge a landmark in June.

Neville urged the city council to consider designating 22 March – the date of Ford's death – Rob Ford Day.

Buildings must be at least 30 years old before the Landmarks Preservation Commission will even consider designating them as landmarks.

But Fieldston is so New York that the Landmarks Preservation Commission is considering designating the area, which is about half a mile square, a historic district.

Lose yourself amid the narrow streets, centuries-old squares and medieval churches in the city center (Unesco is considering designating three areas as World Heritage Sites).

But the Landmarks Preservation Commission has decided to bring the Morse Building out of the footnotes and will probably consider designating it on Sept. 7.

Wells Fargo announced its opposition three days before a hearing in a bankruptcy judge is to consider designating Emerisque as the preferred buyer.