Sentence examples for which would designate from inspiring English sources

She also has hopes for another item pending this session, which would designate Dec. 21 as a day of remembrance for all Americans killed by terrorists.

Ms. Kator also suggested a parental appointment of guardian, which would designate Kay as the children's guardian in the event that Amanda died or became incapacitated, giving Kay priority over any blood relatives.

The bill, which would designate Milk's birthday, May 22, a day of "special significance," was passed by both houses of the Democratic-controlled Legislature this week and immediately drew a news conference in opposition and an outpouring of phone calls, e-mail messages and faxes to Mr. Schwarzenegger, a Republican.

So loved, this April Congressman Tom MacArthur (R-NJ) introduced the Striped Bass American Heritage Act, which would designate this iconic species as the United States' "National Fish".

Last week, Senators Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and Mark Kirk (R-IL) reaffirmed the bipartisan history of support for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by co-introducing S. 1695 which would designate the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's Coastal Plain as Wilderness.

— The city needs to set up a safe parking program which would designate certain parking lots as safe havens where some of the thousands of people living in cars and campers could park overnight and sleep and have access to bathrooms and other necessities.

It would affirm the right to organize and picket businesses at the city-owned markets, which would be designated public property, among other changes.

The larger runway, which would be designated by the Federal Aviation Administration as a facility to relieve congestion at Philadelphia International Airport, would allow for a heavier volume and use by larger noncommercial jets.

The agency is negotiating with drug manufacturers, but hopes the money will cover the cost of six million pills, which would be designated for people living within 10 miles of nuclear plants.

A very limited electoral college was permitted to vote for the selection of half of the membership of the advisory Federal National Council, the other half of which would remain designated by appointment.

He formed a council led by Commodore Perry to create a new system for training officers, and turned the old Fort Severn at Annapolis into a new institution which would be designated as the United States Naval Academy in 1851.