Sentence examples for of all designations from inspiring English sources

"Reference to one's own immediate experience," Feigl (in an overtly Schlickian manner) writes, "is the (epistemological) prototype of all designations of objects, properties or relations by the words of our language" (1981, p. 355).

On the flight home, several officials said, Mr. Addington urged Mr. Gonzales to seek a blanket designation of all the detainees being sent to Guantánamo as eligible for trial under the president's order.

(For definitions of all conservation designations mentioned above, see Natural England 2008).

But Mallory once again refused to distance herself from Farrakhan just this week, saying in an appearance on "The View" that she stood by her "greatest of all time" designation "because of what he's done in black communities".

Bacon aimed at the invention of new arts, of principles, of designations and directions for works.

All of these designations were widely supported and praised.

In the Gospels and in the apostolic letters, "eternal" is first of all a temporal designation: in contrast to life of this world, eternal life has a deathless duration.

Based on a collection of these synonyms that is available in our group, we ensured that all common designations of a gene guide the user to the same gene page via redirects.

BENEFICIARIES Once you've drafted your estate plan, you need to make sure that all of your beneficiary designations — on your retirement, life insurance and other accounts — coordinate with what is laid out in the will.

The route remained intact for almost 45 years, and in 1972, the U.S. Route 106 designation was decommissioned and replaced by all new designations of Pennsylvania Route 706, PA 106, and Pennsylvania Route 652.

Some preservationists and architectural historians accuse the commission and the New York archdiocese of grudgingly going along with the designations of All Saints and St. Aloysius in exchange for the omission of St. Thomas.