Sentence examples for because it is designated from inspiring English sources

Because it is designated a city landmark, no alterations can be made to its exterior without the approval of the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Biotype falls short of being a relevant biological taxonomy because it is designated phenotypically without implication of evolutionary origin.

But Russia is unlikely to lose the 2018 World Cup and England could not host the 2022 tournament because it was designated for a non-European country.

This storm was considered an unusually close call, as storms go, because it was designated a hurricane for much of the time it traveled up the Atlantic coast, and hurricane warnings — not storm warnings — were issued repeatedly.

You know it's special because it's designated with the letter X.

Ms. Garvey said that in 1996 some filters blocked access to the 30th Super Bowl because, like all Super Bowls, it was designated with Roman numerals: Super Bowl XXX.

Once severely threatened because of overhunting and habitat loss, it was designated as a "special natural monument" in 1955.

Because of the threat of extinction, it was designated as an endangered species in 1997 by the Ministry of Environment of Korea and protected by national legislation.

It is illegal to offer Hamas support because it has been designated a terrorist organization by the United States.

The concerns levelled by local campaigners in Ealing are quite damning, particularly because Warren Farm is designated metropolitan open land, which under the London Plan should prevent any inappropriate development "except in very special circumstances".

Because T2DM is designated as a CHD risk equivalent in the NCEP ATP III guidelines, the primary treatment goal in patients with T2DM is LDL-C <100 mg/dL.