Sentence examples for designate particular from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration fired an opening shot today in a renewed battle against spending bill "earmarks," a device lawmakers use to designate particular institutions, usually in their districts, as guaranteed recipients of federal money.
(Here and elsewhere in the article, italics designate particular work-related values listed on myIDP).
However, large companies would designate particular functions or send out personnel to purchase lime.
Publishers can designate particular sites as part of their network, e.g. Ajax football club fan sites for Het Parool, and recommendations from those sites will get higher priority.
Apparently it can not rigidly designate particular honeybees, since those honeybees that presently go about their work might not have existed.
"The result is that two or three SROs have dominated the market for credit ratings, and did so long before the SEC began to designate particular SROs as Nationally Recognized Statistical Ratings Organizations in the 1970s".
Cruz, though, returned to the idea that prohibiting particular guns was comparable to designating "particular individuals who are not protected by the Bill of Rights".
Kaplan intended to contrast directly referential expressions with expressions such as definite descriptions, which, though designating particular individuals, do so by means of descriptive conditions being expressed by the description and satisfied by the designated individual.
In addition, we limited the author's affiliation to regional terms (China, HK, TW), thus likely omitting articles that only designated particular Chinese cities or provinces.
To further understand the variation in cancer mortality rates among the study cantons, the Poisson model was used to estimate cancer-specific mortality RRs for each of the 20 cantons, without designating particular cantons as active or inactive in oil exploration and production.
Designate a particular area, specify the behaviour you want to outlaw, and you're off.
