Sentence examples for designation expanded from inspiring English sources

Obama's designation expanded the monument from 139,797 square miles to 582,578 square miles. .

It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2006; the boundaries of the designation were expanded to include the Capitol Complex in 2013 with the capitol a contributing property.

The new terrorism designation could expand on this by further undermining the Revolutionary Guards' finances.

In the mid-20th century its designation as an expanded town led to further substantial growth.

Over time, Sudan's designation has been expanded to include its role in mass killings in Darfur.

When Jonah Yellowman agreed that the original designation should be expanded and blown up to 1.9 million acres (thus eventually renamed Bears Ears), this extreme environmental group felt free to "pillage and burn" state's rights, local input, and the reputation of San Juan County citizens.

The designation grants police expanded authority to search buildings and detain people, among other powers, in the name of public security.

(President George Bush later expanded the designation to encompass the month of May).

The designation "IK Pegasi" follows the expanded form of the variable star nomenclature introduced by Friedrich W. Argelander.

This expanded the designation to all of the highway north of M-28, recognizing it for its "outstanding natural beauty" and the scenic views of "rivers, forests, trails and Tahquamenon Falls State Park".

Without the expanded visitor-designation rights, Obama said, "all too often, people are made to suffer or even to pass away alone, denied the comfort of companionship in their final moments while a loved one is left worrying and pacing down the hall".