Sentence examples for had it designated from inspiring English sources

The town's historic landmarks commission had it designated as a historic landmark, and McDonald's "worked within the parameters" suggested by an architect specializing in the preservation of old buildings, Ms. Sedacca said.

The congregation's building was again threatened with demolition in 1967, but Oshry, possibly the first Lower East Side rabbi to recognize the value of landmark designation, was successful in having it designated a New York city landmark, thus saving it.

Some said they might try to save the pool by having it designated as a landmark.

"I'm really not interested in having it designated a landmark or anything".

A campaign has started to have it designated as a historic monument, and an official process of assessment has started, during which time the wrecking ball has to be stayed.

The CSeries will seat 110 to 149 passengers, and Bombardier sought to have it designated as a regional plane last year, even though the jet exceeds the size of the turboprops and regional planes that are Bombardier's mainstay.

Even a hand cream, that I like to keep in handy (word nerd alert!), has it's designated place in my little basket.

It said it had designated a special room in terminals 1 and 2 of Barcelona's El Prat airport for family members and media.

While Myriad has published some research based on its findings and says it plans "to progressively release" more, for the most part it has designated its trove of patient data as confidential business information: a trade secret.

The Treasury Department announced that it had designated the Assa Corporation, which does business in New York, a shell company that launders money and sends it to Melli.

Unilever fired Putnam in October and placed the £275 million ($460 million) it had designated for American equities with Barclays.