Sentence examples for which designated the from inspiring English sources

The estates met regularly in the Diet, which designated the council.

It was an old movie-industry phrase, dating back to the mid-twentieth century, which designated the industry's boundaries in Los Angeles.

It also met with the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the truncated base as a landmark in 1988 and must approve exterior changes.

And the Deanses obtained a report from the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the house a landmark in 1986, that supplemented this history.

Neither the owners of the building nor the landmarks commission, which designated the Flatiron as a landmark in 1966, knows who the artist was.

According to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the district -- a ragged rectangle stretching from 35th to 38th between Park and Lexington -- in January, they were built by a Dr. Hudson Kingsley.

This practice is reinforced by the system's design which designates the family physician as chief steward of care over the life course and gatekeeper to specialist care [ 2].

Alternatively, you can use a redemption agreement, which designates the company as the buyer.

A written instruction on a VA form which designates the patient's choice of health care agent.

On Monday, President Obama signed into law the National Bison Legacy Act, which designates the bison as the official mammal of the United States.

Others say the new state plan, which designates the region as a special-resource area, is simply a policy document that lacks teeth.