Sentence examples for it does not designate from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, it does not designate the spread of democracy as a core interest.

It does not designate a person or group of people of any category".

"California is an aberration, because it does not designate specific disease types, it does not designate weights or plant source, and it has what might be the most fungible or elastic definition of care-giver," said Mr. St.

Graduate refers to the movie "The Graduate," in which Dustin Hoffman drove an Alfa Romeo; it does not designate a step up from a less expensive model.

But Siegel says that MMPA is actually weaker because it doesn't designate critical habitat nor require agency review of actions by other federal agencies.

The central bank said that it would continue the asset purchases until it was satisfied the program had worked, but it did not designate a time frame or a specific economic benchmark for when it would stop.

After all, \([\lambda x\,E x)](f)\) expresses that \(f\) designates an existent, so its denial says either \(f\) does not designate, or it does, but designates a non-existent.

Although he does not designate it as such one might formalize these relations in the form: I-[technology]-world.

Despite its literal meaning, the term does not designate the immortal essence of individual personality, as soul does in many Western (and some non-Western) religions.

Such a sentence does not designate an object and describe it, rather the sentence affirms the presence of a feature.

Universal citation does not designate whether the code version is annotated, and of course it does not mention the publisher of the source.