Sentence examples for designate members from inspiring English sources

More specifically, the name is used to designate members of two main branches of Augustinians, namely, the Augustinian Canons and the Augustinian Hermits, with their female offshoots.

It was occasionally used after the Norman Conquest to designate members of the royal family e.g., William the Aetheling, son and heir of King Henry I.

In his own thoroughly strange 1946 novel Life Comes to Seathorpe, Neil Bell appropriates the term "rare books" to designate members of a new, dissident literary canon.

Showing his civil libertarian bent, he added, "It is not within our constitutional tradition for our government to designate members of one societal group as pariahs".

Flickr, one of the largest photo-sharing sites on the Web, allows you to designate members as friends or family and then limit the visibility of the photos you upload to just those people on your friends and family lists.

They can either arrange exchanges between members or the IMF can designate members with strong external positions – those with big current account surpluses – to purchase SDRs from members with weak external positions.

This implies that the collaboration cannot be designed a priori following the end goals or the officially designated members.

The 25 designated members of the next commission are set to take office on Nov. 1.

There are three rounds to the competitions, all of which are judged by the impartial, designated members of the International Ballet Competitions Rules Committee.

The Shirley-based library is one of 23 Nassau and Suffolk public libraries that in April were officially designated members of a new network, Family Place Long Island.

Most of that disaster's victims were officially designated members of "hostile classes," or enemies of the state, so the regime hardly mourned their deaths.