Sentence examples for designated when from inspiring English sources

As a minimum, a date for an end to the practice of indefinite national service should be announced, along with a plan for a rolling demobilisation of those who have already served longer than the 18 months designated when the programme was set up in the 1990s.

Moreover, the decree designated when, where, and how the anthem was to be performed.

The state highway was designated when US 40 bypassed Eckhart Mines around 1950.

was designated when US 13 was moved to the Salisbury Bypass upon its completion in 1982.

There are also far too few donations -- altruistic, to a stranger, or designated, when the donor knows the recipient.

The route was designated when US 8 was shifted to a bypass of downtown in the 1990s.

For example, legacylocker.com enables you to store and update account information for a fee and have it released to the people you designate when certain events occur.

These are among the mysteries he means to designate when referring to the riddle of femininity.

The museum notoriously designates when a star's fame has fizzled out when it decides to melt down its figures.

The power of land use and zoning helps cities designate when and where drones may take off, land and operate, as well as any operational limitations or criteria.

The third constraint designates "when the company ID is 001 and the person name is Alice B., the desk address is F12-S-123".