Sentence examples for wrong designating from inspiring English sources

It will be lost in a matter of months if we get this wrong, designating as universities or giving degree-awarding powers to institutions which are fly-by-night or low-quality.

Linguists insist that it's wrong to designate any kind of English "proper" because language always changes and always has.

But until February 2004 ministers had to designate their London home as their main home and John Lyon, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, who investigated the case for the committee on standards and privileges, concluded that there was nothing wrong with Smith designating her Redditch home as her second home up until that point.

In designating the photograph within the larger canvas as "WRONG," is the work the text/image juxtaposition as a whole now "right"?

If the heart chambers are on the wrong side it is designated a situs inversus.

To avoid a mix-up between the first and second PCR amplification steps that could assign the wrong barcodes to the designated ORF, the oligonucleotide primers used in the first PCR included partial homology to the intended ORF to unambiguously link it to the barcode.

Without an election (or similar method of designating the return of sovereignty to the people), any action aimed at replacing the government is wrong.

And, your dog might have been designated as the wrong breed.

Now, don't get me wrong: in asking for a designated space just for LGBTQ Latinos, we've never wanted to segregate ourselves from our light-skinned queer brothers and sisters.

A 2011 survey of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the National Center for Transgender Equality found that 29percentt of respondents who had attempted to access homeless shelters were turned away, while 42percentt were forced to stay in facilities designated for the wrong gender.

According to a 2011 survey of transgender and gender non-conforming people, a full 42percentt of respondents who had stayed in homeless shelters had been forced to stay in facilities designated for the wrong gender ― and more than half said they had been harassed by shelter staff or residents. .