Sentence examples for like designate from inspiring English sources

In looking through my collection of buttons, going back more than 20 years, I discovered reminders of some of those efforts, like "Designate Ladies Mile" and "Save the Law That Saves Our Landmarks," which spoke to the dangerous possibility of a law's being enacted that would have prevented religious properties from being designated.

That gave the state the power to do things like designate the Colt.45 as the state's official gun -- not to mention passing the state crackdown on illegal immigration, SB 1070.

To that end, members of the Brooklyn Heights Association and the Municipal Art Society recently walked through Downtown Brooklyn, looked beyond the flashy signs to the turrets, cast iron and terra cotta, and chose 16 buildings that they would like designated as landmarks.

It is a multimeric protein comprised of 6 subunits; 2 are α-like (designated 3 and 5) and the remainder are β-like (assigned numbers 1, 2, 4 and 6).

One group is plant specific and designated as BrDAR, and another is CRP-like designated as BrLIM.

German-speaking princes in particular liked to designate official ivory carvers, most of whom were equally adept with boxwood.

This is one of the reasons why I would like to designate this as a Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ).

The Mayor should support local merchants organizations that would like to designate a single company to remove trash, based on the haulers' price and performance record.

The island, about the size of Ibiza, is home to so many rare species of plants, birds and fish that the UN would like to designate it a "man and biosphere reserve".

Jeffrey A. Goldstein, the Treasury undersecretary for domestic finance, finds the arguments so familiar that he has opened some meetings by asking the firms if they would like to designate themselves as systemically important.

With respect to the extent and relative abruptness of this phenomenon we would like to designate it as a cortical neuronal survival crisis.