Sentence examples for for being designated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo and Congressional committees are looking into a practice in which loan companies provide payments to universities or perks to school officers in exchange for being designated as "preferred" lenders.

It contains one good, in the all-rounder and captain Angelo Mathews, and one very good, in left-arm spinner Rangana Herath, who could make a case for being designated great but is hampered by the late start to his career.

Two cases to be argued next Wednesday test the rights of United States citizens, Yaser Esam Hamdi and Jose Padilla, held for two years in military custody on suspicion of collaborating with Al Qaeda but never officially charged or given the opportunity to contest the basis for being designated enemy combatants.

Still, Simon Fraser was disappointed this season when informed by the N.C.A.A. that it could not host early-round tournament games, a perk for being designated a top regional seed, because visiting players might encounter passport or visa problems on such short notice.

A ministry currently suing the Southern Poverty Law Center for being designated as an anti-LGBTQ hate group may soon learn the lesson about past actions coming back to bite.

Multiple fallen trees orientated in a similar direction was not considered an essential criterion for being designated as windthrown.

The other grant, for $1.2 million, was designated for rebuilding in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

Specific social activities are also organized at specific places; particular places, for instance, are designated for such activities as working, worshiping, eating, and sleeping.

The test for LS was designated "low midline sill sign", and that for LI was designated "interspinous gap change" during lumbar flexion-extension motion.

She later completed the requirements for and was designated a Learning Disabled Teacher-Consultant.

The plane, usually employed for refueling, was designated Navy One, apparently a first.