Sentence examples for designate specific from inspiring English sources

Some colleges designate specific quadrangles on campus for chalking; others require that all chalkings be signed.

Alternatively, the council has the power to designate specific money funds or fund managers as systemically important.

To contain their exposure, many businesses limit their offers to one-day events or designate specific hours or days of the week as free periods.

Likewise, people consistently use two-word epithets to designate specific organisms within a larger group of organisms, despite there being an infinitude of potentially more logical methods.

Boston is developing a core curriculum that will designate specific books for sixth grade and is considering assigned texts for each grade through the 12th.

Several states have recognized that it pays to designate specific lanes on toll roads for drivers willing to pay premiums to avoid rush-hour congestion.

'The government gives out land without designating specific areas for palm oil.

She argues that London should consider copying Paris by designating specific areas for skyscrapers.

In some cases, the Army had designated specific companies to provide certain foods, like beef or chicken, which has drawn protests from rival companies.

Unlike the previous definitions of the areas to be evacuated, this time the government designated specific communities that should be evacuated, instead of a radius expressed in miles.

b.One or more predicate constants (say, A, B, …), each of some specified degree, thought of as designating specific properties or relations.