Sentence examples for using the designation from inspiring English sources
Sprint did so in October 2000, using the designation Palestine, rather than Palestinian Authority.
Tellingly, Mr. Bush referred Friday to efforts to resolve the conflict not with the Group of 8 industrial nations, which includes Russia, but with the G-7, using the designation of the group before Russia joined.
Because Iran has done little business with the United States in more than two decades, the larger point of the designation would be to heighten the political and psychological pressure on Iran, administration officials said, by using the designation to persuade foreign governments and financial institutions to cut ties with Iranian businesses and individuals.
Schlick called the philosophical view founded on this principle, "Logical Positivism", using the designation introduced by A. E. Blumberg and Herbert Feigl (Blumberg and Feigl, 1931).
In an interview, Bernstein told ProPublica that the pro-MEK events are "obviously … part of a lobbying campaign" but his speech was "largely about using the designation of terrorist and subversive organizations as a smokescreen for other things".
In using the designation 'sign' we follow the medical convention that signs are objective evidence of illness while symptoms are subjective complaints.
Father John Methuen is the rector-or to use the designation he prefers-the parish priest.
The Producers Guild of America, which administers the program, announced the three studios' inclusion on Thursday, and said 50 films had already used the designation.
The Jets placed the franchise tag on linebacker David Harris on Tuesday, the first time the team has used the designation since 2006.
Mr. Romney's campaign literature says the Treasury would use the designation if China failed to bring its currency to fair value.
8: [I]t stripped same-sex couples of the ability they previously possessed to obtain from the State, or an other authorized party, an important right the right to obtain and use the designation of "marriage" to describe their relationships.
