For instance, rRNA, tRNA and nucleotide binding domains of ABC transport proteins are highly conserved in all kingdoms of life, and it might not necessarily be essential or relevant to designate an individual species in the abstract of an article that is attempting to make a general point.
Agencies can win White House approval to designate essential activities that can continue despite the absence of a 2014 budget.
Even as it is, the federal government does prioritize in a shutdown, with Congress having authorized the President to designate "essential" employees who still show up for work.
The city, which does not have autonomy over its own budget, briefly flirted with the idea of using the potential shutdown to make a stand when mayor Vince Gray moved to designate all city employees "essential," thereby avoiding the cuts in services like libraries that were expected.
Therefore one of the mechanisms by which governments or elected officials have used to manage the impact of strikes on certain professional groups has been to designate such groups as "essential workers".
Mayor Vincent C. Gray moved Wednesday to designate the entirety of the District government as "essential to the protection of public safety, health, and property," in a bid to allow city services to continue during a federal shutdown.
Greece, Italy, Spain and Morocco have even asked Unesco to designate the diet as an "intangible piece of cultural heritage," a testament to its essential value as well as its potential extinction.
One example would build on the IRS's "split-refund option," which allows taxpayers to designate separate accounts to divide refunds―such as one account to get current on essential bills and others to enable more discretionary spending.
Note the balls used to designate sports.
You want to designate the storm?
