†Country designations: AT, Austria; BE, Belgium; BG, Bulgaria; CZ, Czech Republic; DE, Germany; DK, Denmark; ES, Spain; FI, Finland; FR, France; GR, Greece; HR, Croatia; HU, Hungary; IE, Ireland; LU, Luxembourg; NL, the Netherlands; PT, Portugal; SE, Sweden; SI, Slovenia; SK, Slovakia; UK, United Kingdom.
European carmakers, notably BMW and Mercedes-Benz, have based designations at least partly on engine displacement.
In fact, there are numerous Baroque "concerti" that thrive primarily on the latter style of continuity, without any tutti soli designations at all (for example, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3).
Treasury officials would not elaborate, citing the classified nature of the evidence; Cari Stinebower, a lawyer who until 2005 worked on designations at the Treasury Department, told me that the process relied on information that was too sensitive to be revealed.
The transporters are vehicle owners engaged in the ferrying of live animals to desired designations at a fee agreeable with the livestock buyers.
Bracketed clustering groups are based on designations at multiple phylogenetic levels within the Thaumarchaeota as proposed by Pester et al. (2012).
In 2002 the Public shed the "New York Shakespeare Festival" designation, at least for general branding purposes.
The agency made the designation at the request of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Most studios, especially the major ones, try to avoid such a designation at any cost.
The chairman is chosen from among them by the president, who can change that designation at will.
Roger Bowdler, director of designation at English Heritage, said: "The house is little altered, and he would still feel at home in his attic bedroom.
