Sentence examples for designations the from inspiring English sources

Wednesday LANDMARK DESIGNATIONS The City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Riverside Church's landmark designation and the Children's Aid Society.

"It is not likely that property owners are adversely affected" by historic-district designations, the report concluded.

The evaluation "was done to determine the sensitivity of the files," resulting in the higher security designations, the official said.

Those who supported him as Muslims received special designations: the Medinans were called anṣār ("helpers"), and his fellow emigrants were distinguished as muhājirūn ("emigrants").

"To impose a nationwide closure of all lands would be a rejection of the past public involvement in the existing designations," the strategy paper says, dismissing one approach offered by environmentalists.

Though there's no apparent reason for these designations, the masked sextet does lend an eerie theatricality to the play, especially in the opening scene, when the group surrounds a restlessly snoozing Scrooge in a most unsettling way.

Most significant musically was the pervasive influence of musicians from the Low Countries, whose domination of the musical scene during the last half of the 15th century is reflected in the period designations the Netherlands school and the Franco-Flemish school.

But because houses of worship also have the exempt designation, the law also applied to them.

This was by far the largest such designation the agency has ever made.

Under this designation, the Stonewall Inn is guaranteed preservation and protection as a site of historical significance.

Since the new park designation, the monthly visitor count has more than doubled.