Sentence examples for designated a group from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 1994, the Provost designated a group of MIT faculty to form an Internal Review Committee.

In one large U.S. company we worked with, for example, we designated a group of ten senior executives as internal assassins.

In 2009, the Russian government designated a group of research universities for an influx of funds and development, something that China did years ago, said Martin Gilman, who was director of the International Monetary Fund's Moscow office in the 1990s and has been director of the Higher School of Economics Center for Advanced Studiessincece 2006.

B. pseudomallei is designated a group B bioterrorism agent, which necessitates rapidly recognizing point-source outbreaks.

For example, formaldehyde has been designated a Group 1 carcinogen in a 2004 International Agency for Research on Cancer evaluation (Cogliano et al. 2005).

Background: Particulate matter (PM) in outdoor air pollution was recently designated a Group I carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCCancer IARC

It plans to designate a group of directors on Friday to lead the search for Mr. Lewis's replacement.

"The Court of Appeals has said if we designate a group of people as needy we cannot discriminate because they are immigrants".

When the State Department designates a group a "terrorist organization," other countries are more likely to follow suit.

Another common problem — using a plural pronoun to refer back to a singular noun, often designating a group, company or similar entity.

In colloquial use, the term race designates a group of people based on their appearance and culture.