Sentence examples for not designated to from inspiring English sources
But the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not designated to speak publicly on the issue, argued: "It is really just a small effort to help us deal with a legacy of the past.
The documents, provided to The New York Times by government investigators, said that during his tenure as an undersecretary of defense and then in the Pentagon's No. 2 post as deputy secretary of defense in the early years of the Clinton administration, Mr. Deutch "routinely entered data on government-owned computers at his office and home not designated to process classified information".
TSP messages are not designated to be publicly available.
"Those entities were not designated to look for fraud," he said.
In addition, the school's Athletic Department, took home another $24.1 million in revenue not designated to a specific team or sport -- a sum that came mostly from merchandise sales and sponsorships.
In addition, the Mayor establishes the agenda for Town Council meetings, calls special meetings, executes contracts, deeds, resolutions, and proclamations not designated to the Town Manager, and represents the town at ceremonial functions.
While these month-long celebrations are important and beautiful, there's nothing particularly "fun" about recognizing that if a month wasn't designated to celebrating your culture and race, perhaps we never would. .
Sensitivity analysis was also performed to exclude detainees, who may have variable routes to access healthcare, and individuals not clearly designated to have had a work permit or as the dependant of someone who did.
We mention in passing that so far the rice blast fungus M. grisea has been denoted as Sordariomycetes incertae sedis, i. e., not being designated to an existing order.
Since Hamilton started just two games last year, the incentives, by league guidelines, are not designated likely to be earned.
However, not all children designated to receive nutritional supplements actually did so.
