Sentence examples for under a designated from inspiring English sources

The case centred on a decision by Westminster's housing committee in July 1987 to sell 500 homes a year under a designated sales policy called "building stable communities".

In current statutes this is often described as abduction and ordinarily includes the taking or detention of a girl under a designated age for purposes of marriage.

The taking of a girl under a designated age for purposes of marriage is in most jurisdictions also included in the crime of abduction.

But the Welsh Rugby Union successfully argued that having played for Wales Under-20 in a designated eligibility "capture" game against France Under-20 in 2011, Shingler could be eligible only for them.

Under this system, a designated person (sometimes another patient) visits the patient at home, providing care and companionship.

"[Police] told us she was under residential surveillance at a designated place but refused to tell us the exact address," said her lawyer, Li Yuhan.

For such games travelling fans must be transported on licensed coaches and under police escort from a designated pick-up point to a designated drop-off point, receiving their tickets at locations such as a motorway service station.

Most worryingly, seven lawyers and five activists have been placed under "residential surveillance in a designated place", a process in which police are allowed to hold criminal suspects for up to six months outside of the formal detention system.

The Dodgers 13-133) play the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field under American League rules, meaning a designated hitter will be used.

-- Emphasize that the Iranian entities involved are linked to Iran's DIO, a designated entity under UNSCR 1737.

If he had returned to M.L.S., he would have counted as a designated player under the league's rules.