Sentence examples for they would designate from inspiring English sources

INSIDE PITCH The Mets said they would designate outfielder Rick Ankiel for assignment before Sunday's game.

If pigs had a religion, it is pretty easy to guess which species they would designate as unclean.

If individual homeowners, rather than owner-developers or nonprofits, apply for the program, they would designate a bank as the corporate purchaser of the tax credit and take a loan from that bank of, say, $30,000 for the work to be done.

For consumers to be able to choose between CC and MC, they must have the right to channel their contribution to either SHI or MCO (in the case of Germany, they would designate the FHF payment accordingly).

As designed, Amendment 64 would designate its first $40 million in tax revenue for rebuilding public schools.

"They're greasing the wheels for development," said Harry Bubbins, a Bronx gardener, who said he and others had outlined legislation that they hoped would be sponsored by City Council members and would designate gardens as parkland and forbid building upon them.

Uthukela municipality in eastern Natal announced it would designate "Maiden Bursary Awards" to 16 sexually-inactive girls so they could pursue higher education.

Mr. Greenspan has not said yet whom he would designate to represent him on the board.

Under this approach, each state would designate an existing health insurance plan as a benchmark.

The government would designate which types of investments would be offered, but federal officials would not control the choices made.

A second bill would designate an additional $3 million toward creating a crisis response plan for every school.