Sentence examples for designate only from inspiring English sources

Since Major League Soccer is also seeking to establish a women's league, the federation can designate only one as the country's premier league.

Not so design, whose oldest reference in the OED is from 1548 as a verb meaning to "indicate, designate," only for it to appear as a noun in 1588.

Some of these challenges are practical — e.g., should Muslim girls be allowed to wear burkas, should schools designate only Christian religious holy days as school holidays?

The majority of maps still designate only a physical place at a certain point in time, where all social processes that constitute reality stand still (Schlögel 2003), even though there have been major steps forward in mapping dynamics.

Given paths providing lower gradients than a current gradient of node i, GLOBAL allows node i to designate only the path whose hop count is not larger than s_hcnt+K as its new path.

The syntactical and the semantical concepts of perfect negation developed by Arnon Avron (1999, 2002) are, indeed, sophisticated notions that, taken together, basically designate only classical negation as perfect.

Here were all the nearby available men, most of them nameless, designated only by a radius.

"I would like to point out that these compartments are not designated only for women," he said.

The station is no longer there, and its absence is felt, for it is designated only by a printed sign that says Stirling.

For this year, President Bush this month approved a ceiling of 70,000 refugees, but he designated only 50,000 slots for people from specific regions.

This identification system is similar to that now used for asteroid discoveries, though the asteroids are so designated only when they are first discovered.