Sentence examples for green designation from inspiring English sources

That is far below the number required for a green designation.

Like Berkeley's green designation, LEED certification relies on a point system.

Hospitality executives and consultants point to the marketing potential of a green designation.

The plan for the Kapors' house received 91 points, 31 more than required for a green designation in Berkeley.

"The real one will have 14-foot ceilings, a palm concierge desk, cork tiles on the wall and a wide-planked fumed-oak gas fireplace with a chestnut and granite surround" — all in line with the building's "green" designation.

Is the agent competent to market what you've got to sell? ●Does the agent have any formal training in this area, evidenced by a green designation in her or his own listing presentation or advertising?

In recognition of rapidly expanding consumer interest, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday that it will quickly re-evaluate its guides for green designations in marketing, last updated in 1998, to determine whether they need to be expanded.

"The rules change - governments change - but we are not recommending any changes of green belt designation for the present time or for the immediate future".

Many furniture companies claim their products are "green," a designation usually referring to material sourcing.

Cleaner air that gives a reprieve to chemical-sensitive churchgoers ties in with her congregation's "green church" designation as well as its position on "inclusion".

Naomi Luhde-Thomplanninganning officer at Friends of the Earth, said: "It is clear that the government does not want green space designations used to prevent development in open countryside.