Sentence examples for designated high from inspiring English sources

The designated high school for Kew Gardens is Hillcrest High School in Jamaica.

But five plants -- in Alabama, Utah, Texas and New Jersey -- have been designated "high priority" violators by the Environmental Protection Agency.

The files also show that a large number of the detainees who have left Guantanamo were designated "high risk" by the camp authorities before their release or transfer to other countries.

And how badly its product suffered in the post-Jordan-Bulls years as the ubiquitous shoe companies believed they could slap a nickname on any designated high flier, and have him be Jordan.

Clinton's closest aide, Bruce Lindsey, wandered in and out as Clinton and company tossed out names and came up with a list of 38, including 15 that were designated high priority.

The medications that are usually designated high risk or "potentially inappropriate" are commonly used over-the-counter drugs like Benadryl, as well as Demerol and other powerful narcotic painkillers.

For this purpose, MagNets is designed as a two-tier architecture, with a designated high-speed wireless backbone and an access tier.

In fact, she said, about a quarter of all claims are for damage in areas not designated high-risk.

Eighteen of the 20 most congested airports nationwide are in cities on designated high-speed rail corridors.

The department has also created a program in which uniformed officers in police cars will regularly stop and check passenger-occupied cabs in designated high-crime areas.

The bill would enable Amtrak to issue $10 billion in bonds over the next decade for capital expenditures in designated high-speed rail corridors.