Sentence examples for green designations from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Filters narrow search results to a particular operator as well as to buses that have Wi-Fi, power outlets, extra leg room, free water, loyalty rewards and "green certified" designations indicating that they were evaluated by the Certification for Sustainable Transportation at the University of Vermont (more information is available at Erating.org).org

"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".