Sentence examples for take designated from inspiring English sources

Protecting students is difficult not only at the schools, officials said, but also on their way, because they typically travel on buses that take designated routes, or are driven by their parents in cars that bunch up outside the schools before the class day.

Restrictions there are as varied as prohibitions on any removal of marine life to recreational take designated fish species, such as salmon, sardines, mackerel and tunas.

The heat in the stadium had been so severe that thousands of fans were unable to take their designated seats because they were in direct sunlight.

Most North Carolina public schools do not provide specialized language programs such as bilingual education, as less than 1/5 of LEP students take a designated English-as-a Second-Language coursEnglish-as-a Second-Language

Take the designated evacuation routes, and prepare yourself for delays.

Since the law was enacted in 2001, 69 Illinois babies have safely been taken to designated sites.

More than 200,000 daily and seasonal beach passes have been ordered, delivered, counted and taken to designated locations for sale.

In Giovanni Pastrone's "Cabiria" (1914, 123 minutes), the first of two revived Italian silent films, a young girl separated from her parents during the eruption of Mount Etna is taken prisoner, designated for sacrifice in Carthage and captured by pirates.

A sentence holds (or is assertible) in a many-valued interpretation just if it takes a designated value.

Here (\ x)_{x\in X}\) indicates that all the members of \(X\) are taken as designated elements of the structure, i.e. as being named by constant symbols in the associated first-order language.

Davis's company had taken their designated position at the left of the provincial line.