So far, Seoul's realignment has been impressive enough to garner the prestigious appellation of World Design Capital 2010, a designation conferred by the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design to the city that best exemplifies "design-led development".
It stands on four acres, or 1.6 hectares, of land, part of the country's largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a designation conferred by a government agency.
However, the best syndicates are formed around an elite group of reining horses known as "Million Dollar Sires," a designation conferred by the NRHA.
Back in the twilight of the studio era, it was producers who were most often described as independent, a designation that conferred no special aesthetic or moral distinction on the movies they developed and sold to the studios.
The designation was conferred by the USFS on June 20 , 1992 with a dedication ceremony on September 19 that year.
The designation was conferred in Public Act 207 of 1945, with companion legislation for US 2 in 1949.
The World Health Organization National Influenza Center (WHO NIC) designation was conferred in the Lower Mekong region as early as 1972 when Thailand was designated a NIC, followed by Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar in 2005, 2006, and 2008, respectively; reflecting recognition of laboratory, surveillance, and outbreak investigative competencies in the region.
Among the 22 Gold Award recipients were five of our National Young Women of Distinction -- a designation, and special honor, conferred upon ten Girl Scout Gold Award recipients each year whose final projects demonstrated extraordinary leadership, had a measurable and sustainable impact and addressed a local challenge that related to a national and/or global issue.
"There is an extra level of care because these spaces need to be used," Mr. Tierney said, adding interior designations "are more carefully conferred".
Logos, in his view, is one of the numerous designations (epinoiai) which are conferred on the second person to define his relation, not to the Father (as "Son" and "Wisdom" do) but to his creatures (CommJohn 2.9.66 etc).: he is Logos as the paradigm and parent of all the logikai, or rational beings, who exercise reason only by participation in him.
After two years (1964 66) as professor and dean of the University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, the designation of emeritus professor was conferred on Weiss by the Rockefeller University, New York City.
