Sentence examples for designations reflect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi's multiple designations reflect his status as one of China's most influential modern leaders.

Special designations reflect the unique qualities and demonstrated abilities of a special force.

"Following the data and the law, today's designations reflect continued progress in addressing ground-level ozone and its precursors," Pruitt said in a Tuesday statement.

These are either informal designations, reflect the names of villages that have been absorbed by sprawl, or are superseded administrative units such as parishes or former boroughs.

Time point designations reflect time after lights on in hours.

These two designations reflect the specific character of the two finite difference approximations.

Introducing the consultants at the conference, I pointed out that the Hudson Valley has been named a National Heritage Area and the river running through it an American Heritage River--federal designations reflecting their extraordinary scenic, cultural and environmental resources.

They will range from $1,466 for single-room studios to $2,600 for spaces designated as living, dining gallery and -- a designation reflecting that it is a room without a window -- home office.

This designation reflects not just his output (eight hundred and seventy-nine reviews, at last count) but also other people's reactions to it.

The RB9 designation reflects this is the ninth iteration of cars the team has built since taking over Jaguar's F1 team nearly a decade ago.

The U.S. has had a free-trade agreement with Morocco since 2004, the same year the kingdom was named a major non-NATO ally, a designation reflecting the close ties between the two countries.