Paul Thomas, a University of Huddersfield professor and the author of studies of Prevent, thinks the list of designated areas will keep growing.
The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 gives Cabinet ministers sweeping powers in designated emergencies including quarantine areas, restricting travel, handing control of essential industries to the army.
Downtown Portland, for its part, has even designated special skateboard routes.
"What's my father's email address?" It came back with two email addresses for the person designated in the address book as "father".
The issue of flags concerns Belfast city council's decision to restrict the flying of the union flag on City Hall to 18 designated days instead of all year.
It is said that the umpires themselves are starting to recognise what is effectively the signature of a team's designated ball polisher.
Sophisticated satellite mapping has made the task easier by identifying the location and extent of mangrove ecosystems now designated as protected forestland.
At 11 in the morning, I'm standing outside the designated cafe – which is closed – among the inevitable joggers and retired couples on their constitutional and toddlers feeding the swans, when Hegarty comes striding along the boardwalk.
One argument is that the Birmingham schools were not designated faith schools.
All well and good had Winterbottom designated another player, probably a wing-half, to follow Hidegkuti, but he didn't, with the result that Hidegkuti ran riot and scored three goals.
(If Manus is knocked out on the basis PNG wasn't properly designated, the government will blame Labor for not getting the technical underpinnings right).
