Sentence examples for designate problems from inspiring English sources

We do have an obligation to pinpoint these problems, but this has been done in the literature of the past several decades: it will not help if we continue to designate problems as medical when they are, in fact, economic.

She doesn't like the banned drinkers register – a now-scrapped policy of refusing service to designated problem drinkers at the point of sale – because she says it was ineffective, but Walter Shaw and Tangentyere council have supported it.

Ms. Weaver now has insurance through her employer, and said she has to wait 12 months before consulting a doctor about the cysts or else the insurer could designate the problem as a pre-existing condition that will not be covered.

By designating the problem in this manner, and identifying political opponents through the ideology of crime and disorder, she was able to link her successes to a simple assertion of common sense.

The debate surrounding these issues is often designated "the problem of religious language", but it is usually as much about human concepts as it is about sentences in actual languages.

With few exceptions, the funds devoted to infectious disease research at the United States Department of Agriculture USDAandand the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) are designated for specific problems associated with specific diseases.

But the lack of a designated stadium could cause problems for the city.

Puig played his first rehab game Thursday as designated hitter with no problems and hit a home run in his first at bat Friday as the right fielder.

It's a problem designating the most signficant contributor when the lighting -- only partially supplied by six chandeliers boasting a dozen or more candles occasionally dropping wax -- is so subtly intricate.

Two groups of dogs were recruited for the study, one with SRP, hereby referred to as the clinical group, and one without SRP or any other diagnosed anxiety problem, designated the control group (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Sheffield was the Braves' designated antidote to the production problems they had in 2001.