Sentence examples for including a designation from inspiring English sources

The thesis proposal, including a designation of the Doctoral committee, must be submitted by the end of the eighth term (registration day of the ninth term).

But despite it's renowned status, including a designation as a World Heritage Site, Virunga has become a war zone.

The day was first proposed by the Canadian government in 1992 and has since gained global recognition, including a designation by the United Nations in 2008.

Her volunteer history includes a designation as a Food Professional for the children participating in the American Institute of Wine and Food's Days of Taste program and volunteer work for the nonprofit organization Children for Children, which engages young people in community service.

The course should be submitted to the Registrar's Office with a registration code designating it as a FOCUS-Only course, the course number should include a seminar designation and the suffix "FS".

Finally, our estimates of race-specific NLEA rates are likely lower than the actual rates because discharge records for a large proportion of patients did not include a racial designation.

It points to its recent designations, including: a children's library in Brownsville, Tudor Revival townhouses in Flatbush and early 20th-century working-class housing in Ridgewood.

Then 'Ronald McDonnald does not exist' predicates nonexistence of the designation of the subject term, in which case reality includes an entity the designation of the singular term and subject of predication that has the property of not existing.

Primarily recorded at Bruno's home studio, a trio of 7-inch records earned Cosentino instant acclaim, including a coveted best new music designation from Pitchfork.

To deal with this, Innventia introduced designation criteria including a third transitionwood component in between earlywood and latewood (Olsson 2000).

Some Writing 101 courses include an official designation for Service Learning, while others integrate civic engagement through other means (see current course offerings for specifics).