Sentence examples for that it designates from inspiring English sources

One over-excited website says that it "designates the mentality and demeanor of being warm, accommodating and friendly.

The rigidity of that map contrasts with the extreme fluidity of the scenes that it designates and of the way that they're filmed.

Critics have suggested that the UN has not done enough to ensure the protection of the many sites that it designates as worthy of special conservation.

The Obama administration officially removed Cuba from a list of rogue regimes that it designates as state-sponsors of terrorism (a list that now includes only Iran, Sudan and Syria).

But the department's methods for calculating costs are controversial for countries that it designates as nonmarket economies, where the government plays such a large role in allocating land, credit and other resources that the true costs of any given product may not be apparent.

Before the deal closed in August 2007, the credit market froze — leaving Citi holding a vast bag of debt that it designated as "substandard".

Mr. Romney also said "one of the unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank" was that it designated "five banks as too big to fail" and gave them a "blank check," a claim that may be a bit exaggerated.

Soweto has its roots in a settlement process that is very different from the shanty towns of Brazil; it is the product of an attempt by the vanished apartheid regime to force black people out of those city-centre areas that it designated for whites.

In English, the word totem was introduced in 1791 by a British merchant and translator who gave it a false meaning in the belief that it designated the guardian spirit of an individual, who appeared in the form of an animal an idea that the Ojibwa clans did indeed portray by their wearing of animal skins.

The Chinese word 秈 *sa[n]>sjen>xian1 used to mean 'indica rice' in modern standard Chinese matches proto-Tai *sa:l A well and appears to be a Tai loanword into Chinese3: there is no evidence that it designated indica rice, as opposed to tropical japonica rice traded from Tai-Kadai speakers in south China.

In early 1872, he met with the State Board of Agriculture and proposed that it designate one day in April specifically for tree planting.