Sentence examples for designating a new from inspiring English sources
She argued that in approving the expansion, Congress made clear that it was designating a new mandatory-coverage group under Medicaid.
The answer, in fact, is at hand: Last week we recommended designating a new, 1.4-million-acre wilderness area in Chugach forest in Alaska, the first wilderness recommendation in more than a decade and the largest in many years.
The Bush administration wants to tackle the matter by designating a new deputy national security adviser to serve as the overseas antiterrorism coordinator, and to report to both Mr. Ridge and Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser.
In choosing this approach, rather than designating a new or lead agency to deal with the problem, Ms. McAskie, the United Nations' emergency relief coordinator, has placed herself in opposition to the United States, and particularly its ambassador here, Richard C. Holbrooke.
A group of geologists has formally proposed designating a new geologic epoch, the Anthropocene, which would encompass the past 200 years or so of geologic history.
Last December, Secretary Salazar visited and held a listening session with the local community about protecting Rio Grande del Norte and was greeted with diverse and unanimous support for designating a new national monument.
Ron Brown's passion for diplomacy through commerce is why I authored a bill to designate a new State Department building in New York City in his honor.
Meta, he writes, "when used with the name of a discipline, designates a new but related discipline designed to deal critically with the original one".
During the 1970s Matsue was designated a "New Industrial City" by the Japanese government in a program designed to utilize underdeveloped areas and to relieve the congestion in larger industrial areas.
Uncultivable HRV variants have recently been identified and designated a new species.
