Meanings of designate certain in English

This name is used in Mindanao and Joló to designate certain chiefs.

The Government is empowered under the Broadcasting Act 1999 to designate certain sporting events.

Under the directive, the State is obliged to designate certain areas as nature conservation zones.

Under the law, the government would designate certain companies as systemically important to the financial system.

Under the law, the government can designate certain companies as systemically important to the financial system.

The Minister has proposed using Irish legislation and an EU directive to designate certain sporting events free-to-air.

These are arbitrary numbers, employed to designate certain differences in the rents of the merks, according to their size and produce.

The staff report details the non-public analysis associated with FSOC's processes to designate certain firms as SIFI's, subject to greater regulatory oversight.

Mesmerism is the old term used to designate certain phenomena, which, originally, was supposed to be a force that emanated from the mesmerist.

Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan said he will use Irish legislation and an EU directive to designate certain events, primarily sporting events, as free-to-air.

The proposal includes provisions to eliminate FSOC's authority to designate certain firms as "too big to fail" and rescinds previous FSOC designations.

He suggested a butcher designating certain choice cuts.

I myself, in the course of my studies, have developed an epithet designating certain other skills necessary.

Gooley wasn't always a treasure; he frequently irritated me by designating certain things as "cool-o-sall'."

You-you-you-"designatingcertain extra girls, "faint when it happens.

A person familiar with the matter, however, said the Fed's adoption of the rule will not affect ongoing talks over designating certain firms.