Sentence examples for considered for designation from inspiring English sources

Although the sign is not an official landmark, the Landmarks Preservation Commission has kept an eye on it since 1988, when it was considered for designation.

The diner sits within an area of NoHo that is being considered for designation as a historic district by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Although changes of this kind are arguably a matter of individual taste, Ms. Crawford said the properties being considered for designation "aren't just run-of-the-mill houses," and added: "You don't see homes like this anymore.

DENVER — The San Rafael Swell, with its miles of twisting sandstone spires and towering mesas, has long been a draw for hiking and canyoneering, and has even been considered for designation as a national monument.

Instead, Mr. Barbash and a group of Fire Island residents, including Irving Like, a lawyer who was also his brother-in-law, seized on a little-noticed proposal in a federal publication recommending that Fire Island's seashore be considered for designation as a national park.

Other sites being considered for the designation are in Old Saybrook, Wethersfield, Fairfield, Plainfield, Stonington, Dover Plains, N.Y., and Block Island, R.I.

What it said, in effect, was that none of the lands administered by the department's Bureau of Land Management, about 250 million acres, mostly in the Rocky Mountain West, would be considered for wilderness designation.

Some concepts from the current evaluation policies can be helpful to illustrate how the cultural value of a smell can begin to be considered for its designation as olfactory heritage.

What other spots in Louisiana might be considered for UNESCO designation someday?

Validated models are needed to identify and document areas that should be considered for MPA designation.

Some 500 public companies in the Asia-Pacific region meet our definition of "big" and therefore could be considered for this first designation of the Fabulous 50.