Sentence examples for it could designate from inspiring English sources

If its recommendations on money market funds are ignored, it could designate the largest of those funds as systemically important and turn over the regulation of those institutions to the Fed.

Or it could designate portions of it as being unconstitutional while preserving others.

It could designate a single activity or feature of money funds as a systemically important utility function.

It could designate the planet or the chemical.

Then I realized that since I never won anything anyway, I could designate anything at all as my preferred prize and, in effect, make a donation.

I don't know about you, but backing up would be a whole lot easier if I could designate a second or even a third place to Save a particular file.

But if it fails to heed a council recommendation, the oversight group could designate individual funds or fund companies as "systemically important," making them subject to even tougher oversight by regulators.

They would make it a crime for a contributor to tell the recipient about any campaign gift (contributors could designate the cash for specific candidates but would have to make their gifts through the FEC).

I doubt even the Conservatives could designate pizza parlours a vital national service.

"In particular, I was concerned about emergency response and whether we could designate Columbia as first responder.

Should European countries reject the idea, America could designate them "major non-NATO allies," along the lines of Israel and Pakistan.