Sentence examples for designated its from inspiring English sources

While Myriad has published some research based on its findings and says it plans "to progressively release" more, for the most part it has designated its trove of patient data as confidential business information: a trade secret.

By the end of the war the Eighteenth Army had been forced into what it had designated its "last stand" area.

China is wary enough about its death penalty system that it has long designated its number of executions as a state secret.

Under President Bill Clinton, the administration designated its placement there on the grounds that it harbored Osama bin Laden and other terrorists.

The firm designated its Irish entities as unlimited companies, which meant it did not have to publish annual accounts.

The Senate committee hearing revealed that Apple designated its Irish entities as unlimited companies, which meant it did not have to publish annual accounts.

As designed, Amendment 64 would designate its first $40 million in tax revenue for rebuilding public schools.

The company had said it would designate its senior vice president of global affair, Kent Walker, to attend the hearing (he's appeared previously before the panel).

Any private club should be allowed to designate its membership any way it chooses.

Congress may of course designate its own members as appropriate officials, as it has in fact done in certain limited situations not here involved, see note 18, infra.

Every time a given node joins the tree it acquires a binary label that designates its exact position in the tree.