Sentence examples for were to be designated from inspiring English sources

Almost 40% of homes in the scheme were to be designated affordable, through schemes such as shared ownership.

If a bus lane were to be designated, the area would still have two lanes for general traffic.

Mr. Hugel was less successful as chairman of a commission charged with identifying the best vineyards in Alsace, which were to be designated grand crus.

Donors were to be designated lifetime "seatholders," entitled to priority reservations at the 65-seat restaurant, with the option of transferring their seats to new donors for $500.

Up to 70 A&Es were to be designated as "major emergency centres" to look after the most critically ill patients – victims of strokes, heart attacks or trauma – leaving the rest of the 225 A&Es to deal with the less seriously ill.

When the U. N. was se up at the end of the war, its charter stipulated that areas whose status was cloudy were to be designated trustee ships, and were to be administered by the U.N members, which would themselves be responsible to a Trusteeship Council.

The Vietnamese section of the project is to be designated Asian Highway No. 14.

If no copyright holder came forward, the work was to be designated as an orphan work.

Account supervisors and account group supervisors are to be designated as "senior," followed by job types.

A1 Senator Ramón Puerta was named acting president for two days; today, a governor, Adolfo Rodríguez Saa, is to be designated interim president, to serve until a successor can be elected in a national vote expected to be held on March 3.

But Union Square -- which is to be designated a National Landmark today in honor of its importance to labor -- was also a place for the smaller, more tender turnings of the urban drama.