The local authority or the police, with the authority of the secretary of state for communities, can then designate that area as a zone of safety.
Among other things, the resolution called for a new constitution and name for the country, although it did not specifically designate that name as Taiwan.
Designate that sum as a health tax (in effect, a parallel income tax, with future rates to be set independently) and spend the proceeds solely on the NHS.
Pick a co-worker you trust and designate that person as your point of contact while you're OOO.
Here's the drill: Find a neglected piece of ground, not so sheltered that it never gets any rain, and designate that area as compost central.
For simplicity we designate that key regulator as Cbf-K and we designate the target Cbf genes as Cbf-T.
Many workplaces also take the following Friday off, and some states have even designated that day as a holiday, but it's never been recognized as such at the federal level.
Saul Kassin's assertion that "every minute of interrogation should be videotaped," designating that process as a "simple procedural reform," is not practical.
The Civil Rights Congress had been designated by the Attorney General of the United States pursuant to Executive Order 10450" — designated, that is, as a Communist or Communist-front organization.
When those two things are factored in, Yahoo's GAAP EPS is $2.64, but the company is designating that result as "not meaningful" presumably because of the size of the Alibaba share sale.
