Sentence examples for appropriate designation for from inspiring English sources

"I haven't thought about what would be an appropriate designation for the husband of a sir," he said.

It has been suggested that the appropriate designation for this decade might be "the post-9/11 era" — an unswingy if otherwise apposite sobriquet.

For all these reasons, the more appropriate designation for terrorists is not "unlawful combatant" but the one long used by the United States: criminal.

An appropriate designation for the H5N1 avian flu: Phase pre-1, Category 5. Governments should only set up action and threat assessment systems that are flexible, and useful.

Kevin O'Meara, the Iona Prep golf coach, is quick to point out that No. 2 is not really an appropriate designation for Fitzpatrick.

Columnist Called 'Pop' John wasver-Bey was known as Pop, an appropriate designation for the father of 8, grandfather of 19, great grandfather of 29 and great-great grandfather of 5.

Dr. Melosi's sentiments were echoed by Fresno's interim director of public works, who said after the announcement on Monday, "It's an appropriated designation for something that was a major evolution in the protection of public health".

This is accomplished first by examining the evidence on which the apparent designation of mannitol as the presumed gold-standard is based, then by reviewing the recent comparative efficacy data for HTS versus mannitol, and finanally by discussing additional clinical considerations for appropriate designation of a gold-standard agent for hyperosmolar therapy.

Finally, I discuss additional clinical considerations for appropriate designation of a gold standard.

This inconsistency reflects a lack of consensus regarding the use of subspecies designations for Rickettsia taxa, so appropriate designation of these pathogens as strains or subspecies remains problematic.

It's an appropriate designation considering that for much of the last half century the CRD has set the tone and the tempo for forcing, monitoring and implementing federal civil rights initiatives.