Sentence examples for designation with from inspiring English sources

In some countries, it is called "administrative detention," a designation with a slightly totalitarian ring.

Mr. Caminer has been called the first corporate electronic systems analyst, a designation with which Mr. Ceruzzi agreed.

And he and Mr. Demos accuse Mr. Altschuler of buying the Conservative designation with big contributions to the party.

The restaurant lives up to its bistro designation with shiny wood floors, butcher paper over tablecloths and a friendly, neighborhood feeling.

Coming of age in the 1970s and early 80s, these writers were made uncomfortably aware of being post-postmodern, a designation with several related meanings.

The addition of a lower-price 300 Sport model, which shared a model designation with the letter cars but not their powerful engine, improved Chrysler's overall sales.

Many American Viticultural Areas, as the American appellations are formally called, are unwieldy designations, with boundaries chosen for political reasons rather than because they circumscribe areas with discrete characteristics of climate and soil.

The site now features maps to all historic districts, a full list of new designations with crisp photographs, an illustrated restoration guide and a complete set of applications needed to navigate the often-arduous approval process.

After a divorce, revisit your beneficiary designations, with advice from an attorney or financial planner.

While different land designations exhibited different correlations with deforestation rates, we also noted land designations with less restricted use or ease of transformation of use (e.g. protected areas, conservation concessions vs. public non-designated and mining concessions) also appeared to exhibit higher associated risk ([20], Additional file 1 and Additional file 2).

Make sure those funds will be dispersed according to your wishes and coordinate your beneficiary designations with the rest of your estate planning documents.