Sentence examples for designated to form from inspiring English sources

After the loss of the city to British forces during World War I, Nablus was incorporated into the British Mandate of Palestine in 1922, and later designated to form part of the Arab state of Palestine under the 1947 UN partition plan.

The staff designated to form the MET varied between participating centers because of local circumstances.

The person who signs the Donee Acknowledgement must be, according to the IRS, "an official authorized to sign the tax returns of the organization, or a person specifically designated to sign Form 8283" — generally, the organization's accountant.[18].[18]

A health worker from the hospital's public health department was usually designated to collect these forms in person once or twice a day or to retrieve that information in real time through the intranet website.

This person is designated to receive legal forms and notices for the organization as well as answer any legal questions.

According to the XRD result, these nanoplates can be designated to be the complex that forms between the l-cysteine and Mn2+.

One person per institution, usually a nurse, was designated to collect the questionnaires and forms, return them to the research centre on the 15th of the month and respond to any questions about the records.

The patterns B and C defined in Section 2.2 are rather strict in that a trigger and a tissue must follow the designated word order to form an angiogenesis event.

Four Ciona globin genes designated CinHb1-4 were shown to form a monophyletic group basal to the vertebrate hemoglobin, myoglobin and cytoglobin [ 52].

Following the election at the end of March, Mr Olmert was named designated prime minister and asked to form a coalition government.

Powder was uni-axially pressed at designated pressure of 840 MPa to form cylindrical samples.