Sentence examples for it may be designated from inspiring English sources

It may be designated a no-smoking zone.

It may be designated a “cruiser,” but the DUCATI DIAVEL CARBON is anything but mild mannered.

Thus a fossil may be designated a new taxon if it falls outside the modern morphospace.

It should be acknowledged, though, that some individuals in outbreaks may be designated as secondary cases because their onset of symptoms is later than that of other cases.

It appears that there is no quality contained in our individual primitive sense-experiences that may be designated as spatial.

Condoleezza Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, is the foremost purveyor of what may be designated "the mysterious passive".

Pines are softwoods, but commercially they may be designated as soft pines or hard pines.

In social play, especially in "dealer's choice," certain cards may be designated wild cards.

According to United States Department of Agriculture USDAA) standards, hamburger meat may be designated either "hamburger," "chopped beef," or "ground beef".

The Sunday trading reform vote may be designated by the Speaker, John Bercow, as a matter relating only to England and Wales.

On rare occasions, large public gatherings (such as the Super Bowl) or major political events (such as party conventions or major speeches) may be designated National Special Security Events.