Sentence examples for ostensibly designated from inspiring English sources

Even as the prospects for a two-state resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict recede in the face of Israel's implacable colonization of Palestinian land ostensibly designated for an independent state, the imperative of implementing UN Security Council Resolution 242 is as urgent today as it was 45 years ago.

The complex arrangement includes three subsidiaries, based ostensibly in Ireland, which appear not to be designated as tax resident anywhere, the committee said.

The Treasury Department is also designating several ostensibly private Iranian companies (and one Chinese firm) as aides in Tehran's efforts to fund terrorism and build weapons of mass destruction.

Pete Seda was not designated; a year and a half earlier, he had left the country, ostensibly to go on the hajj, and had not returned.

Thomas Morehouse, CEO of SourceFile, which the government has already designated as a depository for these keys, opposes such a requirement, even though his company would, ostensibly, stand to benefit.

Opponents claim that funds designated for transport infrastructure projects aimed at alleviating congestion and improving travel flow in the centre of the capital will instead be used to deliver what they claim is ostensibly a privately managed tourist landmark.

What about designated hitter?

Her designated successors agree.

Both are designated landmarks.

It even designated ghosts.

Some were designated saints.