Sentence examples for designations to from inspiring English sources

Since the beginning of the year, North Salem has used historic road designations to limit the newer walls along its dirt roads.

According to its Web site, the I.A.U.'s tasks include serving "as the internationally recognized authority for assigning designations to celestial bodies and surface features on them".

ALAN WEISS East Greenwich, R.I., Nov. 21, 2011 To the Editor: Maybe they should change the designations to first class, business and steerage.

Unlike those regions, Roussillon has no grand cru or premier cru designations to distinguish its greatest wines; the atmosphere is egalitarian rather than aristocratic.

When he was staff secretary, responsible for the flow of paper to the Oval Office, Mr. Podesta was particularly annoyed by intelligence bureaucrats who dressed up routine memorandums with "top secret" designations to get the president's attention.

The city has since given historic designations to 35 districts and more than 200 properties that were at least 50 years old and still retained much of their original character.

The Council of Ephesus (431) raised that designation to a dogmatic standard.

(President George Bush later expanded the designation to encompass the month of May).

On Monday, it gave a rating of BBB+, a low investment-grade designation, to the notes.

"The way it was going, they would have had to change their designation to topless bar," says the competitor.

Let's create a process to select a state song but limit the designation to a specified term.