Sentence examples for formally designating from inspiring English sources

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

The 35 scientists on the WGA – who voted 30 to three in favour of formally designating the Anthropocene, with two abstentions – will now spend the next two to three years determining which signals are the strongest and sharpest.

The American officials insist that a no-fly zone that would keep Syrian government forces from bombing there is not part of the deal and say they have not discussed formally designating a "safe zone" for returning refugees.

The Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy, which is the body charged with formally designating geological time periods, met at Burlington House, London, last month, to discuss evidence for the planet having crossed into a new geological epoch.

Early on Wednesday the Senate passed the bill formally designating Manus Island an asylum camp.

And researchers are recommending that the government mount a national campaign to prevent the killer's spread, starting by formally designating the fungus as a problem.

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.

The LT vz. 34, formally designated as Lehký Tank vzor 34 ("Light Tank Model 34") was a Czechoslovak-designed light tank used mainly by Slovakia during World War II.

The landmarks commission has not yet formally designated the house.

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

The position surpasses, in both influence and stature, the limits of any formally designated office.