Sentence examples for designation making from inspiring English sources

"One Chase Manhattan Plaza is among New York City's most important mid-20th-century skyscrapers," the commission said in a statement released on Tuesday, when it voted unanimously to consider the designation, making it all but a foregone conclusion.

The Liberal Party has helped Mr. Giuliani's electoral success as mayor, not so much because of the relatively few votes he drew on the Liberal line, but because the party's support has allowed him to blur his ideological designation, making it more comfortable for some Democrats to vote for him.

However, the civil servants in charge of IPV within the RHSs had to overcome three main barriers: 1) they had other responsibilities besides IPV, and many lacked official designation, making them vulnerable to political turnovers; and 2) the lack of commitment of certain political stakeholders.

The designation makes the city eligible for increased state aid.

The last remark was a reference to a designation made by Ring magazine.

The designation made it illegal to provide money or weapons to the organization.

Will this designation make them flee their neighborhood, freeing it up for less hip denizens?

In practical terms, the designation makes it illegal for Americans to have financial dealings with the group.

That designation makes it easier to remove bears that come into conflict with people or fail to thrive.

The Secretary may renew a designation made under paragraph (1) for up to two additional two-year periods.

But it's also shamefully clear that a guide designation makes those of us who might otherwise look right past a homeless person pay rapt attention.