Sentence examples for could have designated from inspiring English sources
He could have designated his home in Todmorden, west Yorkshire, as his second home and claimed mortgage payments.
The Yankees could have designated Manny Ramirez their No. 1 free-agent priority, and they could very well have been holding a news conference to welcome him home.
Kevin Mintzer, a lawyer for Browne Sanders, said that before the trial, Thomas's lawyers — upon the judge's ruling — could have designated excerpts of the deposition to counter those chosen by Browne Sanders's team.
Mr. Paterson technically could have designated his official station as Albany and filed for a per diem for his nights at home, but that "would raise some real questions," said Dennis Tompkins, a spokesman for the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli.
It could have asked Family Plan adult subscribers to re-enter their payment card information to confirm their account, or it could have designated select slots for child members with a different set of privileges to make sharing less appealing.
And Lord Blencathra, the Conservative chair of the committee, urged ministers to restrict the number of organisations that could have designated access to the information to the intelligence services, the police and the Financial Services Authority and a handful of others.
It is also possible that one or more of those we have designated pseudogenes could be expressed.
A bear could not care less that you're riding on a dirt road in a forest that humans have designated as a "bike park".
Both campgrounds have designated areas for tents.
Troopers want visitors to have designated drivers.
It would still face the ordinary-people-don't-want-tokens problem: but that could be addressed by having a designated token-handling admin for each node, in the same way that online communities used to have designated email admins or local Usenet sysadmins, so ordinary users would just need a URL, a userid/password, and perhaps a decision whether to pay for access or be advertised to.
