Sentence examples for designated countries from inspiring English sources

That program began on Sept. 11; the rules announced today are intended to gain information about men from the designated countries who were here before that date.

More than 100,000 foreigners, including students, workers, researchers and tourists, all foreigners from designated countries who do not hold green cards, would probably be covered by the plan, an official said.

"We cannot blind ourselves to the fact that, for nationals of the six designated countries," the decision notes, the order "is effectively a ban on the issuance of immigrant visas".

New arrivals from the designated countries would be fingerprinted at airports or seaports and be required to register with the Immigration and Naturalization Service after 30 days in the country, officials said.

Under the policy, asylum seekers from the designated countries, who would otherwise have gone free while their claims of persecution were reviewed by federal immigration authorities, will remain in custody throughout the processing period.

"As we prepare for the upcoming presidential transition, now is an opportune time for G.A.O. to review what has worked well, and where Cfius authorities may need to be expanded, especially given the rise in state-controlled enterprises from China and Russia, among other designated countries," the letter said.

And draw a random country out of a hat as you designated country to move to.

The next big showdown could come from another South Pacific territory, American Samoa, whose designated country code,.as, is similar to the English "Inc". in Denmark.

In the context of recent history, many will interpret this to mean the United States' leading a group of countries to bring a version of freedom to the designated country in accord with American interests and aims.

There are refugee "hotspots" such as Moria on Lesbos where four agencies – EASO, Frontex, Europol and Eurojust – assess cases and send them to the designated country to be assessed for asylum.

A few ponies and their foals graze off bramble shoots, gorse bushes, rough vegetation with sorrel, tormentil and bedstraw – part of a scheme to enhance heathland around the prospecting pits, adits and disused mine buildings of this designated country park.