Sentence examples for that would designate from inspiring English sources

On January 11th the Senate voted to advance a bill that would designate almost 2m acres (800,000 hectares) of land as wilderness.

Last week, the Senate approved a measure that would designate a new category of companies that could conduct initial public offerings of stock while being exempt from certain financial disclosure and governance requirements for up to five years.

Manhattan's borough president, Scott M. Stringer, and Christine C. Quinn, speaker of the City Council, are working on initiatives like FoodWorks to create programs that would designate rooftop space for greenhouses.

The report proposed several initiatives — a gender-neutral dorm and a Safe Spaces program that would designate rooms on every dorm floor where gay and minority students could retreat if needed.

Tomorrow, Mr. Mateo is to unveil a proposal, called Operation Green Zone, that would designate large sections of upper Manhattan and the other boroughs as legal pickup areas, or "green zones," for livery cabs.

And so Mr. Straniere introduced a bill that would designate an official Staten Island flag, based on an informal, and virtually unknown, emblem that rarely flies over City Hall.

To take one example, Pace asked Trump about his assertions, during the campaign, that he would designate China as a currency manipulator (a label that has consequences under U.S. trade law) for suppressing the value of its currency in order to prop up its exports.

Netanyahu hinted at that "mutual loathing" at a press conference on Tuesday, which followed a week of sparring over a bill that would officially designate Israel as the home of the Jewish people and a proposal, championed by Lapid, that would reduce housing taxes.

After New Yorkers voted in November to remove her as presiding officer of the City Council, Speaker Gifford Miller announced that he would designate Ms. Gotbaum to run meetings, thus undoing in practice that charter revision backed by the mayor.

In addition, the Environmental Protection Agency said that it would designate most of Jamaica Bay, which is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, as a "no-discharge zone," meaning that boats will be prohibited from dumping sewage.

The prosecutors said that vendors would designate one company as the low bidder for a particular contract and would arrange their bids so that the designated company would win.