Sentence examples for to designate such from inspiring English sources
The term shrapnel continued to be used to designate such shell splinters.
The authority to establish national monuments is spelled out in the Antiquities Act of 1906, which authorizes the president to designate such areas in order to protect "objects of historic and scientific interest".
In the United States, by contrast, the large supply of married women and single mothers seeking part-time employment has made it easy for employers to designate such jobs as low-pay, no-benefit positions.
Under that section, the body has the ability to regulate systemically important financial institutions and to designate such institutions, if they are not already banks, to be supervised by the Fed.
The problematic pronoun 'it' in (b) is then said to designate such an individual essence, and the rest of the characterization of the possibility in question is appropriately and systematically reinterpreted.
It's instinctive to designate such narratives as great or definitive books about being black in America, or about a being a woman seeking self-discovery, or about LGBT communities -- but these narratives are not any less purely American than those of white, straight men seeking their own identities or fortunes across the country.
He said he can't understand how one person — the president — could have the power to single handedly designate such a large area of land.
It is such an audacious thing to say — that one can extend one's imagination over the swarming sum of a young life and designate such a clear beginning; after this, I thought about things.
And yet politicians and journalists (myself included, in the past) routinely designate such people as illegal without a second thought.
Another "Rarity" — as the labels designate such pieces — is the black silk twill gown that Queen Victoria wore in a famous 1896 family photograph, reproduced here.
Aristotle thinks everyone will agree that the terms "eudaimonia" ("happiness") and "eu zên" ("living well") designate such an end.
