Recognizing that the home environment not only designates a dwelling but also represents a multitude of meanings (such as personal identity, security and privacy) that likely vary according to class, ethnicity and family size (among other socio-demographic variables), it presents a complex site for study.
In brief, in order to explain these facts about validity and soundness, it seems that-clauses must not only designate but must designate entities fitting the propositional role.
It was a moment of inspiration for the Sounders, and Martins continued to harry and initiate attacks throughout the game, as if to point out that for all Clint Dempsey's goals, the American hasn't been the only designated player who has been prompting the Sounders recent form – not counting last week's 5-0 setback of course.
Obama carried not only the designated "battleground" states of the last eight years but also Virginia, Indiana, Colorado, Nevada, and, as I write, is leading in North Carolina and is almost even in Missouri.
Finally, the BAP for the conservation of natural resources states clearly that 'as the preservation of biodiversity requires actions not only within designated areas but also across the whole territory, the Action Plan also has a focus on land-use-related environmental initiatives… and the integration of biodiversity in other sectors'.
Only designated American Girl spokespeople can speak to the press.
Use only designated areas for merchandise storage.
But when he arrived on site in October 1930, May found that not only was the designated site unsuitable for his plan, but that local officials had already begun construction.
Livingstone has an international airport, which has greatly facilitated tourism not only to Victoria Falls (designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1989) but also to other nearby attractions, including Lake Kariba, Livingstone Game Park, and Kafue and Hwange national parks.
