Sentence examples for decided to designate from inspiring English sources

International regulators have decided to designate 29 banks as global systemically important financial institutions, or G-Sifis.

You report that the Bush administration has decided to designate fewer Superfund sites for restoration and to shift the bulk of the costs from industry to taxpayers.

Faced with dwindling reserves in the huge account that gave the Superfund waste cleanup program its name, the Bush administration has decided to designate fewer sites for restoration and to shift the bulk of the costs from industry to taxpayers.

In response, the city decided to designate a portion of the park as a limited public forum where any group, for a temporary period, could pay tribute to the fallen as they saw fit.

Maddie, a 6-month-old yellow lab, decided to designate her human's kiddie pool as her personal puppy pool, taking it upon herself to grab the hose with her mouth and attempt to fill up the basin.

Back in 1979, when the CCP decided to designate it as one of the first four "Special Economic Zones" in the country, Shenzhen was home to about 80,000 people, most of them fishermen or farmers.

Simplicity is important for Democrats because if the court resolution is incomplete by Dec. 12, the Republican-controlled Legislature could decide to designate Florida's electors.

I just liked the idea of some level of government deciding to designate a week to citywide violence, under the impression that it would improve society.

As the volume of mail increased, the Post Office decided to instead designate each bank with its own ZIP code, and 10015 was retired.

After Morsi was removed, the Obama Administration decided not to designate the event as a coup, which would have triggered an automatic cancellation of aid.

The commission went ahead with its hearing, but ultimately decided not to designate the structure because it had been irreparably changed.