Sentence examples for if designated from inspiring English sources

The singles matchups will be reversed for Sunday's play, but a recent rule change allows either team to make final-day substitutions, even if designated players are uninjured.

Patients can be compensated only if designated physicians certify that toxic materials or other hazards at ground zero were "substantially likely" to have aggravated or caused the cancer.

If designated as P.O.W.'s, Al Qaeda men and Taliban leaders -- many of whom may be able to name other Osama bin Laden confederates already assigned to new attacks -- would be required only to state name, rank and serial number.

In particular, Ortcutt satisfies the formula if designated as 'he [pointing at the man in the dark]' and doesn't if designated as 'Mayor'.

If designated 'visible', groups can be found in searches as well as by browsing (https://vhub.org/groups/browse).

In addition, transfer, evacuation, or forced displacement can be considered illegal, if the protecting power (if designated) is not informed that an evacuation is taking place.

In atlases, the word "Siberia" hovers across the northern third of Asia unconnected to any place in particular, as if designating a zone or a condition; it seems to show through like a watermark on the page.

Therefore, if designating this interval as the intermediate stage, the abortion day points could be separated into three stages, including early abortion (prior to Day 27) with a survival proportion higher than 80%, intermediate abortion (Day 27 to Day 34) with a survival proportion range from 80%to20%0% and late abortion (after Day 34) with a survival proportion lower than 20%.

But what happens if a designated youngster rejects that call?

As if the designated role of a young Muslim man is either that of a "terrorist" or a "thug".

Under state law, a bill passed by the Legislature can be put to a statewide referendum if a designated amount of petition signatures are gathered.