Sentence examples for of designating from inspiring English sources
Some Latino civil rights groups are questioning the U.S. Census consideration of designating Hispanics a race of their own, fearing the loss of national original designations.
The UK has consulted and should be in the process of designating them".
Preservationists have flooded the Landmarks Preservation Commission with letters and postcards in support of designating Childs.
The literature will also mention the importance of designating a nondrinking driver.
That's not to say the government didn't mess up in its process of designating MetLife.
Instead of designating a vice presidential nominee, Roosevelt made no formal declaration of support for anyone.
Within a few decades, the practice of designating a valedictorian had become an established tradition in American high schools.
"However, this only consisted of designating a small team to review alerts generated by a computer algorithm," he wrote.
During this time, the commission would not begin the process of designating it a landmark, she said.
As this idea gained ground, so did the clerical habit of designating a married woman by her husband's surname.
About 1856 Morgan's interest turned to the Seneca way of designating relatives, which differed markedly from Anglo-American convention.
