Sentence examples for simply designate from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kelleher, who favors reforms, said the council could simply designate, say, the 100 largest funds as systemically important, which would mean regulation of most of the industry.

Schools should simply designate a set number of seats in their classes for the most qualified applicants willing to commit to provide tutoring and mentoring to students who are suffering most from past racial discrimination.

There is a new and potent danger here - that foreign governments of questionable legitimacy can simply designate as terrorists anyone who flees their regime and challenges it from beyond their shores.

Asked then why he would not simply designate Mr. Libeskind as his architect, Mr. Silverstein said Mr. Libeskind was chiefly known for low-rise and mid-rise public buildings, like the Jewish Museum in Berlin.

They cannot simply designate a withdrawal as being from one type of account or the other; instead, the amount is determined by a formula prescribed by the I.R.S. (Withdrawals from Roth I.R.A.'s are not taxed, unless there is a premature withdrawal).

Thus it is disturbing that the Federal Aviation Administration, as reported this week by Matthew Wald of The Times, is proposing to forgo its usual competitive bidding procedures and instead simply designate the Lockheed Martin Corporation to upgrade a computer system crucial to the nation's air traffic control network.

Simply designating the building a landmark would not have helped much.

And if a canon, say, had alerted him to the seriousness of that omission he might have simply designated a mere vicar to attend in his stead.

Most of those 57 sites had been developed as launch or picnic sites; the new San Francisco Bay Water Trail simply designates and links them.

The readymade – that totally original modern art form in which an artist simply designates an object from the world as art – often appears an especially "cool" phenomenon, the triumph of reason over emotion.

Unfortunately, though, the plan simply designates information, telecoms, chemicals and materials as "strategic growth areas"—which sounds all too much like the past strategy of picking winners, the kiss of death for most entrepreneurs.