Sentence examples for house designates from inspiring English sources

Simple: each house designates legal agents to receive veto messages and other communications.

The choice of the Canadian electorate not only determines who shall govern Canada but also, by deciding which party receives the second largest number of seats in the House, designates which of the major parties becomes the official opposition.

U.S.-based monitoring group Freedom House designates the country as among the world's "worst of the worst" for civil liberties.

We stopped and looked down the street toward the gray frame house designated as the place where the man lived.

The house, designated a landmark in 1967, has classical proportions, and its red brick is set off by the white fence and black stone trim.

In part to stave off such a move, a retired Bensonhurst carpenter named Robert Buonvino helped form an organization called Friends of Historic New Utrecht, with the goal of getting the parish house designated as an official city landmark.

In the 1930s the parks commissioner, Robert Moses, who was tunneling a length of the F.D.R. Drive under the back lawn, had the house designated the official mayor's residence, and in 1942 Fiorello H. La Guardia moved in.

"Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin, after all, promoted the ideal that intellectuals and experts should commit themselves to improving society and the nation," said Mr. He, whose nonprofit group, the Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Center, successfully fought to have the house designated a historic landmark in 2009.

In 1974, they got the house designated as a landmark.

The house, designated a national memorial in 1962, was raised with hydraulic lifts and rolled around the corner to its current location in 2008.

They've rallied friends, gathered signatures on an online petition, and presented an application to the city's Cultural Heritage Commission to have the house designated as a historic monument.