Sentence examples for properly designated from inspiring English sources

Maude said at the time that the second flat was properly designated as a second home.

It is not necessary to mimic physics in every way to be properly designated a "science".

In general, airlines promise to escort unaccompanied minors onto their flights and release them to the properly designated person upon arrival.

(If Manus is knocked out on the basis PNG wasn't properly designated, the government will blame Labor for not getting the technical underpinnings right).

Additionally, the design and optimization of utility systems potentially involve a large number of alternatives that, if properly designated, can yield significant savings in total costs.

The government has not given the document to Mr. Padilla's lawyers, but it has released an unclassified version, which it says "is more than sufficient" to establish that Mr. Padilla was properly designated as an enemy combatant.

Papyrology properly designates the study of papyri written in Greek or Latin; papyri in Egyptian script are considered a branch of Egyptology.

The term lymphoma is often used without the qualifier malignant to denote cancerous lymphoid tumours; however, this usage can be confusing, since the suffix -oma, as mentioned above, more properly designates a benign neoplasm.

Although the U.S. Constitution properly designates the president as the commander-in-chief of the U.S. military, it also specifically states (in Article I, Section Eight) that the power "to declare war" resides solely in the legislature – in the U.S. Congress -- the body that also has the "power of the purse," to provide funding for legitimately-declared wars.

Friday's vote, the first of its kind in college sports, was made possible by the Chicago district office of the National Labor Relations Board, which ruled in March that Northwestern's scholarship players should properly be designated employees of the school, giving them the right to unionize.

One who takes up arms against the United States in a foreign theater of war, regardless of his citizenship, may properly be designated an enemy combatant and treated as such.