Sentence examples for in a designation from inspiring English sources

Water quality testing resulted in a designation of a water use recommendation for each hauling resource.

The individuals who are most heavily affected are children with IQ scores just at the upper IQ threshold for MMR, for whom a lowered IQ score would result in a designation of MMR.

Pecan Lodge Catering, Aug. 4, 1 p.m., dallasbychocolate.com HOUSTON Kind of Blues Forbes magazine recently named Houston the "coolest city in America," a designation that is due, in no small part, to its storied blues scene.

In a practice that ended in 2004, a designation committee consisting of a group of commissioners once evaluated proposals and recommended which ones should be forwarded to the full commission for consideration at a public hearing.

In other words, they don't believe in such a designation.

Baikal's geography, its flora and its fauna are so unusual that Unesco made it a World Heritage Site in 1996, a designation it shares with the Galápagos Islands.

Best seller, book that, for a time, leads all others of its kind in sales, a designation that serves as an index of popular literary taste and judgment.

Lily Seitelman, 18, was one of 30 valedictorians at Long Beach Polytechnic High in California, a designation she earned by getting all A's.

Derry won a bid to be the first United Kingdom City of Culture in 2013, a designation that will bring a year's-plus worth of marquee events showcasing both British and Irish culture.

This highway was later redesignated M-131 in late 1926, a designation it held until 1979.

Sudan was labeled a state sponsor of terrorism in 1993 — a designation it continues to share with Syria and Iran.