Sentence examples for has clearly designated from inspiring English sources

HIV/AIDS leadership committees will soon be established at each administrative level and each government agency now has clearly designated roles and responsibilities.

Al-Mahdī had clearly designated him as successor, but the Ashraf, a portion of al-Mahdī's supporters, tried to reverse this decision.

Hagar urged a moderate policy on Jewish settlement of the Israeli-occupied West Bank, arguing that the best course would be to develop settlements in areas in which Israel had clearly designated political control and forbidding Viznitzers from settling in the territory.

February has clearly been designated Abandoned Children Month.

There will also be two new "planning tests" so that councils can only approve windfarms on sites that have been clearly designated as part of a local or neighbourhood plan, and where the proposed project has the backing of the local community.

Schools do not have a clearly designated role in monitoring and evaluation in terms of the learners learning or of the quality of facilitation.

Sensitivity analysis was also performed to exclude detainees, who may have variable routes to access healthcare, and individuals not clearly designated to have had a work permit or as the dependant of someone who did.

That has clearly changed.

Something has clearly changed.

This he has clearly done.

Villella has clearly done that.