Sentence examples for designated after from inspiring English sources

An April 2 article referred to "the Palestinian territories as they were designated after the 1967 Middle East war". No such formal designation was made at the time.

The latter took the name Reuss from its head, Henry the Russian (so designated after a trip to Russia and marriage to a Galician princess).

What better way to get to know Yosemite, the third US National Park to be designated after Yellowstone and Sequoia, than through someone who lives and works here?

Santa Tecla, 15 minutes outside San Salvador, is one of 15 peace zones designated after a government-sanctioned and church-brokered gang truce between the MS13 and the rival Barrio 18 last year.

Mr Risko said legislators had hardly had time to read the text of a proposal authorizing political parties to cancel the mandates of Parliament members designated after the last, Communist-dominated elections in 1986.

Fujimori, 35, a congresswoman and former first lady (so designated after her father divorced her mother), rode on the back of enduring gratitude for her father's success in taming inflation and guerrillas, and introducing populist economic policies, in the 1990s.

Florencia's younger sister Julieta, 30, became the designated designer after the trip, and Florencia took on the mantle of idea woman and marketer.

When the person on duty gets a call he will call your local police or fire department, or whatever number you designate - after calling your number first to make sure it is not a false alarm.

Patients can complete their self-reports after designated intervals, after pre-designated events, or when prompted by a randomly timed signal [ 60].

The $1 million charitable event supplies roughly 20 percent of the club's operating budget, with the funds designated for after-school programs for Bronx children.

These funds will be designated as after-tax contributions and can potentially be transferred to your Roth IRA without tax consequences.