Sentence examples similar to a respected designation from inspiring English sources

That's because, for all its joys, kabinett riesling is also one of the least understood, least respected of wine designations.

To date the national government and transnational mining companies have shown no sign that they will respect the international designation by UNESCO.

"[B]y refusing to respect Congress's designation of the Executive Branch to take the lead in the enforcement of the federal immigration laws, and by requiring all Arizona officers to adhere instead to the State's own policy of 'attrition through enforcement,' Arizona has exceeded the permissible bounds of cooperation," Verrilli wrote.

Under the Mughal rule, transgenders were called Khawjasaras, a designation of respect and dignity.

Manchego is an EU protected designation of origin (AOC) product, which is respected within the bloc but not always further afield.

Hammill described such a designation as "a place of honor".

Rather, such a designation is a declaration that these are places where immigrants, even those in the country without authorization, should be respected and treated like brothers and sisters and not criminals.

Leadership is not attached to a designation or a name.

You can also earn a designation as a Strategic Planning Associate SPAA).

Beef salad was an appetizer with a one-chili designation.

A designation as an American Viticultural Area offers no assurances of quality.