Sentence examples for designate as a from inspiring English sources

There will be rules on what each ministry may designate as a state secret.

Prosecutors sought yesterday to designate as a special witness the brother of a 7-year-old girl who was beaten and starved to death.

Mitt Romney, still by a whisker the Republicans' probable nominee, calls China a "cheater" he would designate as a currency manipulator on his first day in office.

While The New York Times plans a new headquarters on Eighth Avenue, New York City preservation officials are planning to designate as a landmark the building at 229 West 43rd Street that has been the newspaper's home since 1913.

Maffey argued that Steele had honestly and reasonably believed that he could designate as a terrorist everyone at Objective Murray, because the potential for human collateral damage there had been estimated by the Army to be zero, and in such circumstances General Turner had delegated to lower-level officers his authority to attack such a target.

That was the second-highest number of signatures for any petition on the White House site, behind the nearly 233,000 who signed one demanding that the president designate as a "hate group" the Westboro Baptist Church, known for staging virulently anti-gay protests at military funerals.

These clades are designated as A-E in the trees.

They were designated as A-CYLDWT, A-CYLDC/S and A-control cells.

With time, many people inside and outside Syria have started to use the FSA term to distinguish mainstream non-ideological or soft-Islamist groups from salafi factions … One can't disregard the fact that many Syrian opposition fighters will casually refer to themselves as FSA members, or that some armed factions actually self-designate as "a brigade of the FSA".

Designated as a terrorist organisation by western governments.

The house was designated as a Riverhead town landmark last year.