Sentence examples for designated the problem from inspiring English sources

The debate surrounding these issues is often designated "the problem of religious language", but it is usually as much about human concepts as it is about sentences in actual languages.

Ms. Weaver now has insurance through her employer, and said she has to wait 12 months before consulting a doctor about the cysts or else the insurer could designate the problem as a pre-existing condition that will not be covered.

By designating the problem in this manner, and identifying political opponents through the ideology of crime and disorder, she was able to link her successes to a simple assertion of common sense.

Two groups of dogs were recruited for the study, one with SRP, hereby referred to as the clinical group, and one without SRP or any other diagnosed anxiety problem, designated the control group (Additional file 1: Table S1).

In 1965 the UN designated the territory as a "colonial problem" and called on both countries to negotiate a solution.

In 2003, Earthwild International designated the Petitcodiac River as the most endangered river in Canada because of these problems.

The latter model was designated the XM262.

We designated the gene KlROX1.

However, the criteria of boundaries hardly suffice for defining an organism, which itself has been recognized as fraught with ambiguity (for reasons that differ from the problem of designating the immune self).

And researchers are recommending that the government mount a national campaign to prevent the killer's spread, starting by formally designating the fungus as a problem.

It's a problem designating the most signficant contributor when the lighting -- only partially supplied by six chandeliers boasting a dozen or more candles occasionally dropping wax -- is so subtly intricate.