"This decision is based on evidence," the military said, "that the soldier, who was serving as a designated marksman, deliberately targeted an individual walking with a group of people waving a white flag without being ordered or authorized to do so".
The designation policy is deliberately restrained, keeping the number of designated properties low.
Experiments to study vertebroplasty, including quantitative injection of cement, placing thermocouples at designated locations, and deliberately leaking bone cement into the spinal canal, cannot be conducted in humans.
The so-called "international community," a deliberately vague term in fact then designating the United States and its allies, swallowed hard but decided nothing could be done to bring the perpetrators to justice.
These were very carefully and politically designated as cruisers to deliberately avoid the term "aircraft carrier", in order to increase the chances of funding from a hostile political climate against expensive capital ships, they were considerably smaller than the previously sought CVA-01.
"After ensuring I was on the designated lap of the race, I deliberately lost control of my car" on the exit to turn 17, the second part of a right-left chicane.
Accordingly, Munro (2009) claims that the ability to deliberately attend to the way we think is often designated as reasoning.
We attend late previews on designated press nights, and our seats are mostly (and deliberately) beyond range of any possible selection process for cameo roles. Otherwise, a critic might be put in the unseemly position of reviewing his own performance).
The government designation was meant to enhance the prestige of the designated organisations and to provide AHSNs with start-up grants, but the government deliberately did not set out new structural and governance arrangements for AHSCs and AHSNs, recognising that the complexity of the challenges to be addressed by them, in particular AHSNs, required a new level of freedom to innovate.
