Sentence examples for designated six from inspiring English sources

In 1990 Unesco designated six of them as monuments of the cultural heritage of mankind.

In July, the administration designated six detainees who it said President Bush had deemed eligible for military tribunals.

President Bush has designated six of the 650 prisoners at Guantánamo as eligible for trial but there have, as yet, been no specific plans to conduct any tribunals.

Yesterday's announcement that President Bush has designated six prisoners as eligible for trials before military commissions is an incremental, but significant, step in turning a theoretical possibility into a practical reality.

The Department of Defense has almost finished establishing the procedures for the tribunals, and the Bush Administration has designated six of the Guantánamo detainees as the probable first defendants.

On July 3 , 2003 the Defense Department announced that Bush had designated six detainees as eligible for military tribunals, but after a fresh outcry among critics -- particularly in England, since two of the six detainees were British -- the tribunals remained stalled: none of the men were formally charged, assigned to specific attorneys or given trial dates.

Lacaille charted and designated ten stars with the Bayer designations Alpha through to Kappa in 1756.

It is the largest amount of acreage to be added to the preservation system since 1994, when Congress designated six million acres of the Southern California desert as protected wilderness.

Last year, the city designated five new ones.

Last month, Obama designated eighty-seven thousand acres in central Maine as a new national monument.

In recent years, the Town of Brookhaven has designated four new historic districts on the South Shore.