Sentence examples for designating it as a from inspiring English sources
At 1200 UTC, MFR issued its last advisory after Haruna began losing tropical characteristics, designating it as a subtropical depression.
Congress, sympathetic to the tribute to war dead, passed measures to forbid the removal of the cross and designating it as a national memorial.
Since 1988, tenants and neighborhood groups have tried to get the Landmarks Preservation Commission to protect the building by designating it as a landmark.
Congress passed measures forbidding removal of the cross, designating it as a national memorial and, finally, ordering the land under the cross to be transferred to private hands.
Then in the following month a Cabinet Office review of all major Whitehall projects put an "amber-red" warning on UC – designating it as a project in danger of failing.
Mr. Bush favors opening the refuge to oil and gas development, while Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee, says it should be protected, although he has not called for designating it as a monument.
In addition, 3h proved to maintain its efficacy toward rTRPA1, which designates it as a possible candidate for future evaluation of in vivo efficacy in rodent animal model of inflammatory and neuropathic pain.
Richard Shelby (R-Ala) demanded to know why "the administration protecting China by refusing to designate it as a currency manipulator" -- a designation that could lead to trade sanctions.
In 1997 — six years after he had moved to America — the U.S. had changed its view of the P.K.K. and designated it as a terrorist organization.
