Sentence examples for designation under from inspiring English sources

Schedule I is the strictest designation under the federal law.

The bear clearly earns its designation under federal law as a marine mammal.

The most notable of these is China's current designation under its W.T.O.

He is seeking a declaration that the safe harbour designation under EU law should be cancelled and that the Irish DPC should audit the exchange of information rather than allow it to continue unexamined.

The states, including Alaska, California and Connecticut, said that schools showing academic gains under their statewide system should escape the failing designation under the federal law, even if that progress falls short of the law's requirements.

And, just hours before that announcement, the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCLS) adopted a resolution that means the organization will, under its bylaws, "lobby the Congress, the White House and federal agencies" to change marijuana's designation under the law.

Isoprene, for example, forms four, having the following designations: Under free-radical conditions the trans-1,4 polymer predominates, although any of the other structural variations may be present to a smaller extent in the polymer chains.

All of these companies received their designations under the guidelines established by the sweeping legislation now known as Dodd-Frank.

Even when new laws are passed, the private sector seeks to come into compliance with them even before the first designations under those authorities occur.

"A public comment period is not required for monument designations under the Antiquities Act; however, Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke and President Trump both strongly believe that local input is a critical component of federal land management," the agency said in a press release. .

Zinke's boss, President Donald Trump, recently signed an executive order that calls for the "review" of national monument designations under the Antiquities Act of 1906 the one that Roosevelt, the country's first conservationist-president, signed 100 years ago that gave him the authority to create nearly 20 national monuments.