Sentence examples for process to designate from inspiring English sources

It was not a theoretical question: Mr. Obama has placed himself at the helm of a top secret "nominations" process to designate terrorists for kill or capture, of which the capture part has become largely theoretical.

Take today's lengthy article by Jo Becker and Scott Shane, which describes how Mr. Obama has placed himself "at the helm of a top-secret 'nominations' process to designate terrorists for kill or capture, for which the capture part has become largely theoretical".

And a few developers have now told me that there is an area in the app submission process to designate if your app contains nudity — hence the need for a 17+ nudity label, which again, Apple offers.

Clinton's executive order initiated a process to designate the waters of the NWHI as a National Marine Sanctuary.

In 1949, the legislature popularized the process by allowing voters to designate favorite candidates, too, in what amounted to a non-binding straw poll.

Eligible children were assigned to one of two sites and a random process was then used to designate the two sites as either treatment or control.

To guarantee participation of both SC members in the joint decision-making process, it is necessary to designate an incentive scheme to encourage SC members through increasing their profit.

The lawyers were named lead counsel in an unusual bidding process held by the judge to designate the lawyers who would accept the lowest fees and therefore disburse the most money to the class.

Attention is a broad term that is used to designate the processes that mediate the appropriate allocation of cognitive resources to relevant stimuli, such as objects, locations or moments.

In 2006, the UN made further changes to the process to allow those designated to directly petition the UN.

Currently, this process is only accessible to designated curators via the administrator mode.