Sentence examples for has still designated from inspiring English sources

Out of 1,262 threatened and endangered species listed since 1973 under federal law, the federal government has still designated critical habitats for only 261 of them, mostly because the Fish and Wildlife Service itself has always regarded the designations as a lower priority than identifying which species are endangered.

EXTRA POINTS Rex Ryan has still refrained from designating the No. 2 quarterback, Tim Tebow or Mark Sanchez, for Sunday.

Unfortunately, we cannot identify ex-felons, those receiving SSI, or those in designated communities, so the comparison group will have some who may have still benefited from WOTCs.

This diversity has led some to wonder whether the term history still designates an integral body of or approach to knowledge.

"Although I might still designate one side for New Yorkers".

The majority of maps still designate only a physical place at a certain point in time, where all social processes that constitute reality stand still (Schlögel 2003), even though there have been major steps forward in mapping dynamics.

Still, the government has never designated critical habitat for the jaguar or come up with a formal recovery plan, steps that are commonly taken under the Endangered Species Act.

I don't have a designated designer.

We're still seeing what needs to be done and even if we have the most wonderful husbands ever, we're still having to designate, we're still having to see the big picture of what needs to happen," she said.

Ms. Pasqualini's Center for Missing Adults has been designated as the new clearinghouse, but still needs financing: Congress has not yet made the $2 million appropriation.

An additional $14 million has been designated for a plaza and stairs to the park, still to be designed.