Sentence examples for designated since from inspiring English sources

In Colombia, the Genes Laboratory has been designated, since 2008, to perform, design and implement proficiency testing for all the interested laboratories.

In Colombia, the Genes Laboratory has been designated, since 2008, to perform, design and implement the proficiency testing for all the interested laboratories.

(Ms. Dodds said there have been no districts designated since the 2006 property measure was approved, only individual properties).

Though designated since birth as a future chief priest, because he was the family's oldest son, Mr. Senge said there were rituals that his father had yet to teach him.

"Over the last four years, we've seen one of the least productive Congresses on wilderness and public lands," Rowsome says, citing the creation of just one new wilderness areas in the last two congressional sessions, compared with 757 designated since the act's passage.

The Champagne region of France has been officially designated since 1927 as the authentic home of the wine that bears its name, but its trade organization still spends millions of dollars battling producers of items as varied as sparkling wine, bubble bath and bottled water that also use the word.

By opening a Department of Interior review of all large-scale monuments designated since 1996, Trump places at risk two decades' worth of financial and human investment in areas such as endangered species protection, ecosystem health, recognition of tribal interests and historical protection.

The investor, in turn, received money that flowed through the bank from companies the United States has since designated as Hezbollah fronts, and from dealers implicated in the trade in so-called conflict diamonds and minerals, the Americans and Europeans with knowledge of the matter said.

The Yankees have lacked a steady designated hitter since losing Nick Johnson to a wrist injury in May.

Indeed, the district has been officially designated "historic", since much of it was built in the 19th century.

A suburban Chicago man who sued the Treasury Department in September for keeping him on the government's list of "specially designated terrorists" since 1995 has been removed from the list, his lawyers said on Wednesday.