Sentence examples for designate these from inspiring English sources

It has now become normal to designate these movements as "fundamentalist".

Government must make a firm commitment to designate these now, and the rest of the 127 zones in 2014".

As he put it, "The government is supposed to designate these people, and then the banks react.

Because Bouillon was their chief stronghold, it became usual to designate these dukes, loosely, as dukes of Bouillon, though Bouillon was not yet a duchy.

Foundation, endowment, and charitable trust are other terms used interchangeably to designate these organizations, which can be traced far back in history.

Here one person is believed to have acquired knowledge of facts, of other people's thoughts, or of future events without the use of the ordinary sensory channels—hence the term extrasensory perception (ESP), often used to designate these phenomena.

Credit might also have been given to the Union Square Community Coalition and the Drive to Protect the Ladies' Mile District, two local groups that persuaded the Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate these superb examples of the architecture, culture and shopping milieu from the area's illustrious past.

We designate these fault zones as Classes A D.

Let us designate these numbers as tolerance value.

We designate these well conserved glycomotifs as glycomodules to emphasize their functional significance.

Hereinafter, we designate these gravelly sand layers as event layers (Figs. 4 and 6).