Sentence examples for designated climate from inspiring English sources

The UN for the first time in this report has designated climate change a threat to human security.

Climate Change Changed Election reported Doughlas Fischer at the Daily Climate, noting that most Congressional candidates targeted for their denial of climate change or anti-clean energy stance lost in the 2012 elections, while those designated "climate heroes" by environmental groups mostly prevailed.

According to the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA 2005) designated climate models, the predictions are for increased warming and precipitation throughout the Canadian Arctic.

One option would be to designate climate experts to advise agency scientists at both national and site levels with guidance, translation of climate impact projections, and coordination across agencies (Kareiva and others 2008).

Type B designates climates in which the controlling factor on vegetation is dryness (rather than coldness).

All creditable parties to this debate recognize a group of experts designated as "climate scientists," whom they cite in either support or opposition to their claims about global warming.

The state has a tropical savanna climate, designated Aw under the Köppen climate classification.

Mysore has a tropical savanna climate designated Aw under the Köppen climate classification.

Existing employees could be effectively trained (or specialist positions designated) to attack climate change issues within the context of their current job descriptions and management frameworks (Joyce and others 2008).

To better determine the relationship between the generation of successfully cloned pigs and the climate, seasons were designated based on the Climate-Temperature Law (supplementary material Table S3) which was according to the daily average temperature.

Kolkata is subject to a tropical wet-and-dry climate that is designated Aw under the Köppen climate classification.