Sentence examples for designate such a from inspiring English sources

It is such an audacious thing to say — that one can extend one's imagination over the swarming sum of a young life and designate such a clear beginning; after this, I thought about things.

He said he can't understand how one person — the president — could have the power to single handedly designate such a large area of land.

For convenience of discussion, we here designate such a broad and hypomethylated domain as an LoD.

Aristotle thinks everyone will agree that the terms "eudaimonia" ("happiness") and "eu zên" ("living well") designate such an end.

The problematic pronoun 'it' in (b) is then said to designate such an individual essence, and the rest of the characterization of the possibility in question is appropriately and systematically reinterpreted.

We designate such an anti-attractant signal used by the predator a "bypass-trophic signal" since it passes to the side the trophic flow of material and energy; benefiting the receiver but having no positive or negative effects on the emitter (Figure 1).

If the Treasury designated such a misaligned currency "for priority action," that would set off other steps, including an investigation by the Commerce Department that could result in import duties to counter the effects of foreign export subsidies.

Instead of former President Barack Obama designating such a large area, "it would have been more appropriate to identify and separate the areas that have significant objects to be protected," Zinke wrote. .

Designating such a limit brings with it the threat of over- or underestimating children's capacity to make important decisions [ 12, 38- 40].

However, we realise that a fundamental difficulty here is in designating such an age.

Rather than as the exception or isolated activity, children's rights designate such work as a core value and basis for all work with children.