Sentence examples similar to that designated week from inspiring English sources

That designated time during the week when faculty are required to be available to students for advising - usually in their campus offices but sometimes online - is often viewed as a mixture of pleasure and bane.

Taking the black tradition of celebrating both Abraham Lincoln's and Frederick Douglass's birthdays during the second week of February, he designated that week the time to nationally honor African-Americans who succeeded despite racism.

By Elizabeth Kolbert The act that designated the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was signed into law on December 2 , 1980 by President Jimmy Carter, just a few weeks before he left office.

9. Jane Bruton Editor-in-chief Editor-in-chief Editor-in-chiefnates the week's must-haves has become a must-read since its launch in 2005.

The nutrition situation was expected to further deteriorate after the October 2005 earthquake, yet a survey conducted just 6 to 12 weeks after indicated that designating the situation a nutrition crisis was not warranted 2. This was most likely due to rapid food assistance and access to health-care services provided by the government, international agencies, NGOs and communities.

He announced that the county legislators had designated a week to promote understanding and respecting cultural differences that will be celebrated annually around the anniversary of his brother's death.

Noticeable, the 6% of the mutant cells that were able to ingest ink, and that were designated by "normal looking cells" started to prevail in the culture when mutant cells grew at 30°C for long periods (several weeks).

Meanwhile, in college, there is a designated finals week where students have an abbreviated schedule that allows for significant study time and respite between exams.

Look for one that is designated for cold-weather use.

There are dorms that are designated for certain social preferences.

I just liked the idea of some level of government deciding to designate a week to citywide violence, under the impression that it would improve society.