Sentence examples for broad designations for from inspiring English sources

Scheduled Caste, Schedule Tribe and Other Backward Class are the three broad designations for historically disadvantaged caste groups.

Under the broad designation of "creating value for the 21st century in the globalized learning economy," the Conference brought together a range of experts to discuss technology policy and the management of innovation in a context much influenced by a dynamic of change and a necessary balance between the creation and diffusion of knowledge.

The report from the University of Pennsylvania indicated only the broad designation of minority, without specifying American Indian.

GO Slim categories are the broadest designations of GO and are useful for transcriptome-wide comparisons.

Dealing with the Middle East as it is — rather than indulging in the "Green Zone politics" of imaginary worlds — demands recognition that facile terrorist designations for broad movements like Hezbollah are self-defeating and inadequate.

The threat of terrorism prompted the Bush administration to create, in 2002, a broad and hazy designation for information called "sensitive but unclassified," or S.B.U.

And then there is the broader, regional Bourgogne designation, for reds and whites alike.

There are several ecoregional designations for North America available that vary in spatial context: Level I contains 15 broad categories, Level II has 50 smaller categories, while Level III contains 182 categories.

The association has certification designations for technicians at different levels.

The parenthesis-enclosed designations are the international index of protection and motor index of cooling designations for each motor enclosure.

The evidence supporting separate designations for Level I and Level II trauma centers is inconclusive.