Sentence examples for designated a major from inspiring English sources

The incident was classified as an "abscond" and designated a "major" risk.

The illustration might have been more conventional and included the slender fingers and wrist of a woman, had it not been designated a major literary undertaking.

Pakistan is now the classic example: designated a "major non-NATO ally" by the Bush administration, it seems to take that alliance seriously on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while it flirts with the Taliban on nights and weekends.

4. (C) Bahrain was designated a Major Non-NATO Ally in 2002, and King Hamad believes it is important that Bahrain do its part in support of regional security.

As Mr. Powell noted today, Argentina was the only Latin American country to take part in the Persian Gulf war in 1991, and in 1997 was designated a "major non-NATO ally" by the Clinton administration.

U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell announces that Pakistan will be designated a major non-NATO ally of the U.S.; the new status will enable Pakistan to buy advanced weaponry from the U.S.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's decision to designate a major fighting faction within the Syrian opposition as a terrorist group came at a bad time for U.S. relations with the rebels, a former top State Department official told The Huffington Post on Tuesday.

The tree resolves two major clades, designated A and B (Fig. 5).

The strategy review that branded Edinburgh's festival one of "discovery", designated London a "major international festival", with funding to match.

But for now, the scene is one of dilapidation, and Café Batavia is one of the few tourist-friendly restaurants in an area the government has designated for a major revitalization project.

Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust said the hospital, which has been designated as a major trauma centre, had one of the shortest helicopter-to-door journeys in the south of England.