Sentence examples for designations given to from inspiring English sources
Modena is one of its culinary stars, with a particularly bountiful table (the province boasts many PDOs and PGIs, the designations given to food products recognized for their excellence and local origin).
Environmental Sanitation Institute (Ahmedabad), Habitat for Humanity India, and Innovations Unlimited, Gurgaon Source: Adapted from the Tata Housing Imprints - Sustainability Report: 2013 14, 2014; Mitra, 2015c aScheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) are official designations given to various groups of historically disadvantaged people in India.
Still, the Indian government considers it a "non-governmental organization," or NGO, the same designation given to charities.
Snapper is another designation given to whole varieties of salt-water fish that are unrelated to the snapper family.
And company officials thought Enbrel could be approved as an "orphan drug," a lucrative designation given to treatments for rare diseases.
Charles Wyly is a "Pioneer," the designation given to the top fund-raisers for Mr. Bush's presidential campaign, those who have brought in at least $100,000.
The name K2 was a preliminary designation given to the peak in the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India in the 19th century.
Naxalite, general designation given to several Maoist-oriented and militant insurgent and separatist groups that have operated intermittently in India since the mid-1960s.
During that detainment, the attorneys said, he was improperly classified as an "alien present without inspection," a legal designation given to undocumented immigrants already inside U.S. borders.
An Area of Critical Environmental Concern ( a designation given to notable public lands that need special management to preserve) since 1982, Big Morongo is rich in ecotones (a lovely, painterly word that describes places where one environment shades into another).
The city's fire department, for instance, is so well-staffed and well-equipped that it recently won an insurance designation given to only the top 1.3percentt of fire departments nationwide.
