Sentence examples for it is being designated from inspiring English sources

It is so massive that it is being designated a brown dwarf, a category reserved for bodies "too heavy to be planets but not heavy enough to be stars," Mr. Beatty said.

CBS says that the barge's launch has been delayed because of how it's been designated by the U.S. Coast Guard, which is so far complying with Google's apparent request that its purpose be kept secret.

He would also fill a court seat that's been vacant for nearly 900 days; it's so backed up with work it's been designated a judicial emergency. .

"We have measured the area on campus that is being designated for this purpose," he said, "and found it to be less than 400 square feet.

Their income is being designated as belonging nowhere.

At least $45 million is being designated to compensate authors and publishers whose books were scanned by Google before the settlement.

"Kirill Shamalov is being designated for operating in the energy sector of the Russian Federation economy," Treasury said in a statement.

Juppé said it was "intolerable that we are being designated as the main culprits".

$6$$)No-parking zones are being designated in the vicinity of the golf course.

Did this mean that Lachlan (or even James) was being designated as Rupert's chosen successor?

If the average expenditure for the prescription of a doctor after the intervention was lower than before, his or her prescription cost was designated as a "decrease", otherwise (if the expenditure remained the same or was higher), it was designated as a "not decrease".