Sentence examples for formal designations from inspiring English sources

* CDS numbers are abbreviated forms originating from their formal designations: pAW63-.

Word of the bird's survival problems preceded even its formal designation as a species.

The joke is always on the dignity of the formal designation.

Fox later issued a report, billed as a retraction, saying that "there was no formal designation of these zones".

But the party chairwoman, Leticia Remauro, switched her loyalties to Mr. Molinaro in the spring, and the party voted to give him its formal designation on the ballot.

The National Trust urged members and supporters to write to Robert B. Tierney, chairman of the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, to support the formal designation of a Lower East Side Historic District.

This rather formal designation is the name of a two-week-old farm that has found a temporary home in a stalled Manhattan construction site bounded by plywood.

Last year, the unofficial "national game of Texas" received a more formal designation when the Legislature named it "the official state domino game".

White House and State Department officials were debating when to make the formal designation — White House officials want to do so now, and the State Department wants to wait until various August recesses are over — but the administration was already adopting tougher talk toward Tehran.

"To be clear, there is no formal designation of these zones in either country, and no credible information to support the assertion there are specific areas in these countries that exclude individuals based solely on their religion.

Though many of the workers clearing away the tons of debris still refer to the pile, the more formal designation of the place of the cataclysm has emerged -- by usage, not proclamation -- in the phrase that recalls nuclear devastation.