Sentence examples for have just designated from inspiring English sources

Some of the steps we took -- like redesigning intersections to better protect pedestrians -- can work in places like Mumbai, which we have just designated as one of 10 cities participating in the Bloomberg Initiative for Global Road Safety.

UNICEF has just designated Kami a "Champion for Children" for the gentle, honest and compassionate way she has helped highlight the impact of HIV/AIDS on Africa's children.

Britain, Canada and Australia -- three countries with large numbers of Tamil residents who support the rebels financially -- have just this year designated it a terrorist group.

Kingston University, for example, which currently has more than 500 undergraduates on its four main surveying courses, has just been designated a centre of excellence in this field.

And Arquitectonica has just been designated by city officials, with Cooper, Robertson and Partners, to prepare a planning study of the far West Side of Manhattan).

He had just been designated as the replacement at right cornerback for Jason Sehorn, the Giants' leading tackler, who may miss as many as three games with a broken rib.

The square has just been designated a heritage district by the government, following lobbying by Citizens for Conservation, which stepped in after a 19th-century church, Greyfriars, was demolished by a property developer in December 2014.

Let "now-necessary" designate temporal necessity, the type of necessity that the past is supposed to have just because it is past.

The Olympic Flame has just received its designated flame-holder.

This is a district general hospital which has just recently been designated the teaching hospital for the University of Abuja.

Then she announced an activation coup: the Mets had just agreed to designate a "Mad Men" seating section at one of their games.