Sentence examples for designated some of from inspiring English sources

Karzai didn't try again after that; he merely designated some of the rejected nominees as "acting ministers".

Many dams that failed are owned by individuals and homeowners' associations, and the state had designated some of them for repair before the floods hit.

Unesco has designated some of the Saxon churches as world heritage sites, as has the Romanian government, but not the villages.

India has since designated some of its reactors as civilian, and open to inspection, but others still churn out spent fuel richly laden with weapons-usable plutonium.

In 1888, Richard Lydekker while cataloguing the BMNH fossils, designated some of the hindlimb fragments described in 1861, specimen BMNH 39496 consisting of a lower part of a femur and an upper part of the tibia and fibula, together forming a knee joint, as the type specimen, hereby implicitly choosing them as the lectotype of Scelidosaurus.

Granted, the teaching hospitals and others lobbying for more doctors would have Congress designate some of the new residency slots for family practice, pediatrics and internal medicine.

"My understanding is that when the ballot measure passes, it will be the first in the nation to designate some of the money to correct past inequitable actions in the criminal justice system," said Fritz.

The 10-member council, headed by the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, voted unanimously to adopt a rule that will designate some of those firms as "systemically important financial institutions," and put them under stronger regulatory supervision.

Method 3 designates some of the stego images to be guardian stegos.

If we can find a way to return that spectrum at an early date to the government, we would like Congress to designate some of the proceeds from auctioning that spectrum for a public television trust fund," Lawson said.

If you're divorcing and have stock options, what should you do? Thomas G. Brown, a lawyer in Palo Alto, Calif., says earlier IRSprivate letter rulings indicate residents of community property states can designate some of their incentive options as being held for the benefit of their ex-spouses, without this being considered a transfer that triggers taxes.