Sentence examples for designating as from inspiring English sources

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston said it would settle child sexual abuse claims in South Carolina, designating as much as $12 million for damages.

It will be lost in a matter of months if we get this wrong, designating as universities or giving degree-awarding powers to institutions which are fly-by-night or low-quality.

Local civil groups have asked the Landmarks Preservation Commission to consider designating as a historic district a section of St . Georgethat includes the Ambassador so the peacocks, once restored, could not be removed.

President Clinton has put the mountains on the short list of areas that he would consider designating as national monuments, a move that would make them off limits for any purposes that would change their character.

But in designating as art the found objects he called "readymades" — the bottle rack, the snow shovel, the urinal — he studiously avoided laying claim to anything that anyone would regard as intrinsically valuable.

The United States military has identified the three leaders it now deems to be the most important besides Osama bin Laden, designating as "Tier One" leadership figures Mr. Zawahiri, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Saif al-Adel.

Many are designated as historic districts.

They are often designated as wild cards.

One rat was designated as the "encoder".

It was designated as C8.

The reactor was designated as ADSRR-H.