Sentence examples for continued to designate from inspiring English sources
The term deme continued to designate local subdivisions in Hellenistic and Roman times and was applied to circus factions at Constantinople in the 5th and 6th centuries ad.
Some other long-distance companies continue to designate 970 as Palestine on their Web sites.
Washington continues to designate some Iranian entities, including the IRGC, as terrorist, which worries potential investors in Iran as they struggle to understand exactly what the IRGC 'owns'owns
Societies along such a continuum may continue to designate themselves as either capitalist or socialist, but they are likely to reveal as many similarities as differences in their solutions to economic problems.
In truth, there are seriously limiting elements both to the NATO-Russia relationship's possibilities and to NATO's own flexibility in acknowledging and confronting its members' most serious security concerns: Russia, in its official military doctrine, continues to designate NATO as its prime external threat.
We continue to designate people as "other" than ourselves so we do not have to examine ourselves.
We do have an obligation to pinpoint these problems, but this has been done in the literature of the past several decades: it will not help if we continue to designate problems as medical when they are, in fact, economic.
The term shrapnel continued to be used to designate such shell splinters.
Although the label Tory has continued to be used to designate the Conservative Party, Whig has ceased to have much political meaning.
The general casualness of spring training created an unusual situation Wednesday because while the Mets inserted their pitcher into the ninth spot in their order, the Nationals continued to use a designated hitter.
Another year ensued before Palestinian negotiators were brow-beaten into returning to the negotiating table as Israel continued to colonize land designated for a future Palestinian state under the guise of its partial "moratorium".
