Sentence examples for use has been designated from inspiring English sources

The period of its extensive and characteristic use has been designated the Bronze Age.

It was taken down and rebuilt at Beamish Museum in 1978, where it remains in use and has been designated a Grade II listed building.

A 40-acre parcel there is currently in use as a horse farm although it has been designated for use as the site of a new school, Mr. Lomazow said.

Current occupants of these rarefied frequencies (also known as "millimetre waves" because of the wavelength) include satellite television, microwave relay links, air-traffic control radar, radio astronomy and amateur radio.In most regions of the world, a chunk of spectrum around 60GHz has been designated for use by the public without a licence.

He viewed it as "a corporate move: deputy CEO Flower has been designated to use a limited amount of empathy with a talented but troubled employee".

In an effort to optimize use and minimize drug expenditures, ciprofloxacin has been designated a reserved antimicrobial drug (RAD) at our institution and has been included in the existing intravenous to oral (IV-PO) Step-down Program since 1992 [ 5].

Since the 50 Cent shooting, in February of 2005, one of the four elevators on the left bank has been designated for Emmis use only; during much of that period, artists (or, as GraBois says, "so-called rap artists") arriving for on-air interviews have used the freight entrance.

"Private militia" firms have been shut down after eight brutal attacks left two Guarani community leaders dead and some tribal land has been designated for exclusive use by the indigenous communities in the past few months.

Almost half the 39 square miles of Tinian has been designated by the United States as an exclusive military use area.

Sunday has been designated Thatcher day.

The resulting strain has been designated RL257.