Sentence examples for formally designate from inspiring English sources

Delegates will also choose the new Central Committee, which will formally designate the next generation of party leaders.

Two state legislators from the northern Louisiana area helped by pushing through a bill to formally designate the nascent museum as a state project.

The United States has not yet decided, the official added, whether to formally designate the breaking of the contract in Cochabamba an expropriation.

Successive administrations have declined to formally designate China a currency manipulator — a finding that could initiate American retaliatory measures — something that has frustrated lawmakers.

But since 1994, the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations have declined to formally designate China as a currency manipulator for a number of economic and strategic reasons.

Now that Ms. Shhaideh has been nominated, the next step is for the president to formally designate her as the next prime minister; that could happen this week.

The group, which was formally designated on Wednesday by the Electoral Commission as the main pro-EU campaign group, has designed 14 postcards it hopes supporters will send to their grandparents.

Dr. Berger advocates identifying and formally designating wildlife migration corridors.

The landmarks commission has not yet formally designated the house.

The agency formally designates cultural treasures around the world.

Formally designated Beacon Court, the open space at 731 Lexington Avenue amounts to 12,683 square feet.