Sentence examples for does not designate a from inspiring English sources

The jury does not designate a winner, or even indicate a favorite.

It does not designate a person or group of people of any category".

Graduate refers to the movie "The Graduate," in which Dustin Hoffman drove an Alfa Romeo; it does not designate a step up from a less expensive model.

While the landmarks commission does not dispute its significance, the site is still too young to qualify (a portion of the structure must be at least 30 years old), and the commission, according to Ms. Betts, does not designate a site because it serves a particular function.

Despite the ultra-essentialist interpretation of Henry's metaphysics that began with Suárez, the syntagma esse essentiae does not designate a separate being, but only the fact that a res thus constituted has an objective content and so is objectively possible; that is, it can be placed in act by God.

Gene skeptics claim that there is no coherence to the way gene is used at the molecular level and that this term does not designate a natural kind; rather, gene is allegedly used to pick out many different kinds of units in DNA.

Such a sentence does not designate an object and describe it, rather the sentence affirms the presence of a feature.

However, the U.S. Constitution does not designate an official language, nor is there a requirement that a territory adopt English as its primary language in order to become a state.

But as Reuters goes on to point out, "the U.S. Constitution does not designate an official language" and there is no extant legal "requirement that a territory adopt English as its primary language in order to become a state," so it's hard to say what "compliance" issue exists, other than Rick Santorum just really, really wanting them to speak English.

Still, the bill doesn't designate a specific site in Orange County.

Those Federal agencies that do not designate a lead Federal agency remain individually responsible for their compliance with this part.