Sentence examples for designation expected from inspiring English sources

The designation, expected to take effect Friday, will expand Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument from 139,797 square miles to 582,578 square miles, making it the largest marine protected area on the planet.

The Antiquities Act can be used autonomously by a president, and no one since Theodore Roosevelt has invoked it more often than Mr. Clinton, who has already set aside more than four million acres in five Western states with several more monument designations expected before he leaves office.

The new legal designation was expected to make it easier for authorities to prosecute members of the group legally.

The designation was expected, but city officials said they viewed it as important to garner more federal resources to protect the public and the event.

The sanctions that result from the European Union designation are expected to include asset freezes and possible travel bans on some individuals.

This designation is expected to benefit the partner selected by utilizing the University's brand and marketing power to create consumer awareness and to gain market share by creating awareness of the partnership with SF State, the 12th largest employer in the city and county of San Francisco.

Numbers within the parentheses just right to the gene designations represent expected lengths of the PCR products.

27 28 Among drugs originally approved using orphan drug designations, we expected the trials leading to their non-orphan supplemental indication approvals to be more robust.

The building's owner has agreed to support the current designation, which is expected to meet with Council approval.

The Department of Agriculture's "drought monitor" says that 32% of the region is in "exceptional drought," the most severe designation and one expected on this scale only once or twice a century.

That designation, which is expected to receive state support this month, would encourage the Bowery's preservation by offering state and federal tax credits for rehabilitation that sustains a building's character, even if its spaces are occupied by high-end boutiques and condos.