Sentence examples for designate special from inspiring English sources

As in Mountain Lion, you can now designate special contacts as V.I.P.'s.

And Dr. Runge wants local jurisdictions to designate special prosecutors for drunken driving.

The second enhancement to soil horizon nomenclature is the use of lowercase suffixes to designate special features that are important to soil development.

He did so citing his prerogative under the Antiquities Act — a century-old law intended to give presidents only limited authority to designate special landmarks.

The term academy is also used to designate special secondary schools (often private and demanding in terms of entrance requirements) or colleges in which specific subjects are emphasized e.g., military or naval affairs, agriculture, fine arts, music, or business.

A government report published last week suggested that cafes, bars and casinos could designate special smoking areas in the form of hermetically sealed and ventilated smoking rooms, where food and drink could not be served, in order to protect bar staff from passive smoking.

Downtown Portland, for its part, has even designated special skateboard routes.

Such hearings are held around the nation, with designated special trial judges traveling the circuit to big cities as needed.

Aside from being historically significant, Scafell Pike is also a fragile habitat and a designated special site of scientific interest and a special area of conservation.

Collingswood is one of 53 towns in the state, including Red Bank, Atlantic City, Elizabeth, Cranford, Clifton and Freehold, that have designated special improvement districts.

The unit's employees are paid by the N.A.S.D. but are designated special prosecutors by the law enforcement authority in each case they work on.