Sentence examples for appropriate designations from inspiring English sources

A clear definition what constitutes an ENM is therefore compulsory so that in the future, appropriate designations can be made on the MSDS.

Individuals are identified by their primary bases for inclusion on the list, and, as known, other appropriate designations; any missed identifications are solely the result of human error and are by no means purposeful.

Kerry said the caucus would be sending a letter to the U.S. Department of Agriculture "to make it clear that we intend to fight for the appropriate designations and the appropriate policies being applied to cranberry products".

"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.

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

"Small beer" seems an appropriate designation for this week's poem, but I would like to argue that it's not all froth.

Their electronic structures and the finding that some of them do indeed form compounds has led to the more appropriate designation, Group 18.