Sentence examples for designating those from inspiring English sources

It became a noun designating those who resisted the regime, the outcasts.

Ms. Hay said Canvas also tried creating the equivalent of a smoking section for laptop users, but quit after finding that customers moved the signs designating those tables.

Soviet propaganda, while designating those killed at Auschwitz in collectively anonymous terms as "victims of fascism", also portrayed the extermination camp as the ultimate capitalist factory, where the workers were murdered when no longer useful.

A small fraction of Sikkim's people belong to the Scheduled Castes (an official term designating those peoples who traditionally have occupied a low position within the Indian caste system).

More than two-fifths of the state's population belongs officially to Scheduled Castes (a term designating those classes that have traditionally occupied a low position in the Indian caste system) and Scheduled Tribes (a term generally applied to indigenous peoples who fall outside the traditional Indian social hierarchy).

So, CL1 is to be read as saying that the theoretical terms are to be understood as designating those entities that uniquely realize TC, in the context of an antecedently given interpretation of the V-o terms.

Once an article is marked as a Rising Star it will always carry that designation so it is important to accurately designate those articles that are worthy of Rising Stars and only those articles that are worthy.

The park designated those dates as special days.

By identical 50-to-48 50-to-48 50-to-48mustered majorities to designate those needs as "emergencies".

The act required counties and municipalities to survey their beaches and to designate those where the water would predictably exceed standards after rainstorms.

Once they have established the features of a distinct compound -- and can make the case for them in a patent application -- they designate those for individual patents.