Sentence examples for designated as needing from inspiring English sources

This quieter scandal concerns the evolution of Empire Zones, areas once designated as needing jobs and investment, into yet another pork-barrel scam.

A list obtained by the Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act shows the number of places officially designated as needing support under the programme has risen as concern grows about British jihadis.

Millennium Towers would rise 459 feet above the Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Area, an isolated corner of the city north of the Holland Tunnel, now dominated by warehouses and machine shops and officially designated as needing development.

In virtually every state, schools designated as needing improvement include chaotic ones that may need a total overhaul but also many others where only one or two groups' scores — perhaps the results of disabled students — have fallen short.

The district agreed to pay $725,000 in compensatory damages to the students, and to ensure that over the next five years, fewer students would be designated as needing special education and fewer would be educated outside regular schools or classrooms.

All banks designated as needing to raise capital will be able to do so on their own -- most likely.

This quieter scandal concerns the evolution of Empire Zones, areas once designated as desperately needing jobs and investment.

The sample is designated as Z2.

At a local level, this should be mirrored by a four- or five-year children and families plan, focusing on the spectrum of local family needs rather than those of children designated as "in need".

The current system designates schools as needing improvement if they miss progress targets.

Both have been designated as "high risk" needing a high degree of scrutiny.