Sentence examples for for its designation from inspiring English sources

Among the reasons for its designation is that it supports the UK's largest breeding population of bottlenose dolphins.

But Ermes Vago, the manager, tells guests that the reason for its designation has little to do with the photo of the famous sailors.

Some concepts from the current evaluation policies can be helpful to illustrate how the cultural value of a smell can begin to be considered for its designation as olfactory heritage.

The Obamas have chosen Monday, January 19, a day already filled with significance for its designation as Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as a National Day of Service.

Serenely tucked away on a quiet street adjacent to Buckingham Palace, the Goring has a rich and storied history that offers more than adequate explanation for its designation as the royal favorite.

Indeed, the application for approval of Ceplene for its designation as an orphan drug was refused in Canada due to a failure of the drug company to prove that its development was innovative.

Marijuana remains illegal under US federal law, but Dr Murthy's remarks will likely amplify calls for the Justice Department to downgrade its designation for the drug, which it currently classifies as a Schedule I Controlled Substance – alongside heroin and LSD – meaning it has "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse".

In 1996 it asked Alain Gest, a member of the French Parliamentary Commission on cults, the reason for its cult designation.

This activity accounts for its initial designation as a cytokine synthesis inhibition factor (CSIF) [ 16].

Based on the nationwide surveillance reports for SFTS and its designation as a notifiable infectious disease, the first SFTS case was retrospectively confirmed in May 2013, after the patient's death in 2012 (7 ).

The government news agency SANA did not immediately acknowledge the fire, but reported continuing clashes across Aleppo on Saturday, saying security forces "killed and wounded scores of terrorists," its designation for its armed opponents.