Examples of 'it designates' in a sentence
Meaning of "it designates"
it designates: This phrase is used to indicate that something is being named, identified, or assigned a specific role or meaning
How to use "it designates" in a sentence
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It designates the conservation status of wild species.
It constitutes us as a center just as it designates us as a singular point.
Here it designates a spring and not a fountain.
The Minister of Housing or the person who it designates.
It designates a group of people for a certain purpose.
A designator is rigid when it designates the same thing in every possible world.
It designates who can access your accounts.
It is to be understood that it designates the support parts and the molding parts.
It designates the payment made to liberate a prisoner or slave.
Probably you also know that it designates the factory and date of production.
It designates where each will set up their creations.
In the name of Sharia it designates the set of rules of Muslim life.
It designates the group as a terrorist entity.
The Corporation or a person it designates may inquire into any question relating to this Act.
It designates anything that may be said to act in a story.
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In Switzerland it designates the canton.
It designates high social status.
If it is different than 0 it designates a message number to be displayed.
It designates the relationship between culturally distinct people or groups.
In its formal sense, it designates the lack of a central authority.
It designates local authorities as central players in the mobility transition.
This is the meaning of a name-the truth that it designates.
It designates an officer ranking with second lieutenant in the army.
Most of the time, any sign has a little to do with what it designates.
It designates authorised signatories and the nature of their signing powers.
The type of trademark is distinguished according to the products and services it designates,.
It designates you as my gofer.
The legislative body is permanent ; nevertheless, it can adjourn for periods which it designates.
It designates a public plot of vacant land for the dog track.
Synonymous in everyday language with professional occupation, it designates first and foremost both an….
It designates a guardian of the.
When this term is employed in the singular, it designates either of the Parties.
It designates products obtained by the drying and baking of previously molded clay.
In the context of China's huge online culture, it designates the decision to switch.
It designates the member of the pack or tribe that the others follow.
The surname Calderon is a occupational name, which means that it designates a profession, commerce or occupation.
It designates a kind of place which is associated to a whole set of activities and productions.
For highway investigations, the NTSB has complete discretion over which organizations it designates as parties.
It designates the sublevel and tells us something about the orbital shape.
The EU is offering to cut the number of sensitive products it designates to 8 %.
It designates lightly wooded land or Bocage.
Moreover, where necessary, the Commission may organize an on-the-spot examination by experts it designates.
It designates me to be protector of Troubled people.
As for reference 55, it designates a gripping handle.
It designates the new generation of journalists who report the news with only their Smartphone.
For example, the TCCB-address field 148 is checked that it designates an available storage location.
It designates the CEO and the other persons effectively running the Company.
This was possible because of the way it designates altered ( or " Re-flexed " ) areas.
It designates a type of traditional marriage practiced in northern Europe during the Middle Ages.
In a more narrow sense, it designates the natural cannabinoids of the cannabis plant.
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Designates how often this entry was queried
