Sentence examples for it designated as from inspiring English sources

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

"This is one of those cases, which is why it's so important to see it designated as a hate crime".

Much of the wall has since disappeared, but parts of it, designated as a World Heritage Site in 1987, remain.

Before the deal closed in August 2007, the credit market froze — leaving Citi holding a vast bag of debt that it designated as "substandard".

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.

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.

With its previous Sofitel, Sofitel Legend, So and M Gallery brands, it now has over 310 properties it designates as luxury and 80 more in its pipeline.

Critics have suggested that the UN has not done enough to ensure the protection of the many sites that it designates as worthy of special conservation.

Athens disputes Macedonia's constitutional name (Republic of Macedonia) because they see the term "Macedonia" and the identity it designates as part of their ancient cultural heritage.

Instead, it hands that responsibility to organizations it designates as sponsors, who profit from the arrangement and so have no incentive to report abuses.

The Obama administration officially removed Cuba from a list of rogue regimes that it designates as state-sponsors of terrorism (a list that now includes only Iran, Sudan and Syria).