Sentence examples for historically designated from inspiring English sources
Designating the 100th historic property underlines Glendale's devotion to preservation, which can be seen in the city's growing list of historic resources and increasing number of historically designated neighborhoods.
In places like Roslyn, they make the ultimate decision on a historically designated parcel.
The historically designated former Pontchartrain Wine Cellars restaurant building (circa 1880s) next door was included in the firehouse retrofit.
He drove away from his impressive and historically designated house in Pomfret, Md. But he did not go, as was supposed, to his faux-colonial office in La Plata nearby, nor indeed did he call in at the dentist.
In neighborhoods like Coronado, buyers are willing to pay premiums for a landmarked or historically designated home.
Friends of Rockhaven is also working towards getting the site recognized as a historically designated place, which would then protect it from further development and provide necessary funds to repair the site to museum standards.
As part of the University's commitment to provide access to diverse audiences, the Graham School launched its HBCU and HSI Bridge Scholarship program - a merit-based scholarship designed for graduates of designated Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI).
Additionally, Mid-Atlantic Recycling's business location is located in a federally designated "historically underutilized business zone" or HUBZone.
The 504Lys allele, designated historically as ALDH2 ∗ 2, results in the enzymatically inactive form of ALDH2 that fails to convert aldehyde into acetic acid rapidly.
There is also a link to take a visual tour around the city that features homes that have been designated as historic, are in the designation process, or have the potential to be considered historically significant.
Understanding the relationship between phenotypic and molecular genetic data sets may be particularly informative in studies of avian taxonomy where plumage characteristics have been historically used to designate subspecies as well as species [ 7].
