Sentence examples for designated clear from inspiring English sources

Nor are the consequences of being designated clear.

It is a designated "clear channel" station, meaning it has its own nationwide frequency.

At some point, a long time ago, someone somewhere designated clear spirits as the right stuff to drink during the summer months.

Leaders need to 1) be conscious of the factors that lead to a toxic work culture, 2) establish clear policies outlining what sexual harassment behaviors will not be tolerated and what employees should do if they see or experience misconduct, and 3) enforce these rules by designating clear roles for people within the organization.

"We have designated very clear lines of responsibility in terms of which agencies are responsible for which aspects of this response," he added.

The rule was easy enough: cAlthough cars should travel only on designated tracks cleared by the experts, the rule is often broken.

"The America of Bush that designates a clear enemy is not accepted in France and Germany," said Nicole Bacharan, a political scientist.

Designating a clear majority of the first year's leave as parental leave, not maternity leave, would send out a strong signal that fathers are to be equal partners in parenting.

"The failure to communicate and publicly designate a clear chain of command is problematic".

"A company needs one clear designated leader," Mr. Bell said, "and I can't think of anyone better to lead this combination than Sorrell".

The material risks are clear: designated a Unesco world heritage site in 1979, Damascus boasts Syria's greatest concentration of historic monuments.