Sentence examples for designated only for from inspiring English sources

"I would like to point out that these compartments are not designated only for women," he said.

It is designated only for particularly clear and bright night skies, with easily visible phenomena such as the aurora, the Milky Way and meteors.

At first, the company put the belts in cars designated only for its home market, but by 1963, all Volvos came equipped with front seat belts, and the company decided to make the design free for use by all car makers.

"Production in China will be designated only for local customers".

(i) A hole is designated only for the senders: the hole, which is used to place the sender node(s), that is, the sender hole, must have direct line-of-sight with all other holes.

Fuller was also a finalist for the Lombardi and Outland Trophies, special awards designated only for linemen.

Not so design, whose oldest reference in the OED is from 1548 as a verb meaning to "indicate, designate," only for it to appear as a noun in 1588.

Of 172 prisoners remaining at Guantanamo, the government has designated only 36 for trial.

For this year, President Bush this month approved a ceiling of 70,000 refugees, but he designated only 50,000 slots for people from specific regions.

And tax deductions could be allowed only for contributions designated solely for student aid.

The Switch House, Herzog & de Meuron's addition (2016) for Tate Modern, designates only 40percentt of its space for the display of art.