Sentence examples for designating them from inspiring English sources

The UK has consulted and should be in the process of designating them".

We secured an agreement with the state designating them as first responders".

Buildings must be at least 30 years old before the Landmarks Preservation Commission will even consider designating them as landmarks.

Long-term unpaid internships are illegal, but organisations get around the law by officially designating them as volunteer schemes.

Some people might be overtreated because their B.M.I. was above a line designating them as having a disease, even though they were healthy.

7): It is easy for demagogues to whip up intolerance, bigotry and fear of Islam and Muslims in the United States by designating them as the "other".

Lawmakers passed a bill in 2003 designating them "providers of last resort," and in 2007, they capped the number of clients to whom the authorities can provide services.

We need to make the gardens permanent — perhaps by designating them as parkland, entering into long-term leases or putting legal restrictions on the use of the land.

An authenticator from Major League Baseball gathered his blue game jersey, his cap and the lineup card, designating them as pieces of the sport's history.

If the houses were found to have harbored slaves, however, there would be a good case for designating them landmarks, and thereby saving them.

Mr. Bush used the Antiquities Act of 1906, a little-known statute that allows presidents, by executive order, to protect public lands by designating them as national monuments.