Teachers can place a symbol on their doors to designate a "DREAM Zone Safe Space," Gonzales suggests, similar to LGBT safe-space designations.
But, perhaps most significantly, federal designation opens the door to "economic development opportunities," including the casino gambling industry.
It opened its doors five years ago, sealing Burg's designation as a kurort.
But having that designation could open doors for you and certainly puts you in touch with other professionals who value high standards in the field.
That may be true, though some Wheels readers may remember the Sport designation on a two-door version of the S.U.V. offered in the 1990s and 2000s.
Re "The Seemingly Endless Mystery of the Missing Peacocks" (July 16), about the Ambassador Apartments on Staten Island, readers should know that even without the return of the peacock doors this building is worthy of New York City Landmark designation.
The success of this important and complex survey depends on the response of respondents and their willingness to open their doors to interviewers who will have a clear designation of the survey and implementing institutions.
WHAT TO DO Montreal architects and designers open their doors during the Design Montreal Open House (designmontrealopenhouse.com), held May 1 and 2 to highlight the city's designation as a Unesco City of Design.
For $2,368 the buyer of the 1965 Mustang (the "1964 1/2" designation was never official) got a two-door hardtop with a 170 cubic-inch six-cylinder engine and a floor-mounted three-speed manual transmission.
But, not withstanding the Feinstein rider's express statement that the extension may not be used as precedent for other wilderness designations, extending the lease might open the door to additional riders and a consequent weakening of the Wilderness Act.
A discreet sign with the store's name hangs to the left of the door; on the right, a plaque marks the building's historic designation.
