Sentence examples for its designations from inspiring English sources

While the U.S. feels free to classify as "terrorist" any entity that does not do as it demands, not everyone agrees with its designations.

Unesco has its designations.

The woodworking skills of the Zafimaniry, exemplified by their elaborate carved designs, are also renowned; their knowledge of woodcraft is included by UNESCO among its designations of Intangible Cultural Heritage, intended to safeguard nonmaterial cultural properties.

The route has a rather scant history before its designations.

The Flying-8 was Coventry Eagle's most famous model; it took its designation from its mighty (for the day) horsepower output of — wait for it — eight.

Rockefeller Center bought 600 Fifth in 1963; the Landmarks Commission portrays it in its designation report as "the last addition to the Rockefeller Center complex".

Here, NY 326 turns northeastward and becomes known only by its designation as it heads toward the hamlet of Oakwood.

Among the reasons for its designation is that it supports the UK's largest breeding population of bottlenose dolphins.

The department assigned the roadway its designation and included it on the 1995 map.

Its designation director, Roger Bowdler, said it was "fitting recognition of the sheer splendour of Richard Rogers's heroic design.

Maybe it's the fact that its designation as a fashion faux pas seemed so final, but there's a thrilling danger in wearing one today.