Sentence examples for or designating from inspiring English sources

Applications for altering or designating a property as a landmark must be returned the old-fashioned way.

And an O.E.D. editor was moved to write a new definition: "Of or designating a loan, typically having relatively unfavorable terms, made to a borrower who does not qualify for other loans because of a poor credit history.

Semiactive guidance involved illuminating or designating the target with energy emitted from a source other than the missile; a seeker in the projectile that was sensitive to the reflected energy then homed onto the target.

Others, like Shearon Harris, were allowed to keep running if they took compensatory steps like dispatching the fire patrols, or designating workers who would take manual control of the pumps and valves.The shift to analyzing risk is welcomed by much of the nuclear industry but not by some of its critics.

Five former attorneys general have warned that prosecutors will be left with only three options if they cannot rely on the material witness law to detain people suspected of terrorism: "unconditional release," charging suspects with a crime or designating them as "enemy combatants" with very limited rights.

The methodology presented can be useful for decision makers when evaluating a regions geological heritage, planning the management of natural resources, or designating areas for conservation.

Unmarried, he has no heir or designated successor.

Jeter, meanwhile, will play only shortstop or designated hitter, Cashman said.

The coordinator would assign legal counsel to seniors after receiving requests from elderly tenants, judges or designated organizations.

Physicians also still commonly ignore the requests of patients or designated patient representatives to avoid high-tech life support.

To contain their exposure, many businesses limit their offers to one-day events or designate specific hours or days of the week as free periods.