Sentence examples for nationally designated from inspiring English sources

A state and nationally designated Historic District in South Norwalk extends from Washington Street south to Hanford Place, and from Water Street west to South Main Street.

Sandpoint is home to the Schweitzer Mountain ski resort; it's also situated on three nationally designated scenic byways, including one that wraps around the Selkirk Mountains.

Even within that southwest New York region — primarily Broome, Chemung, Chenango, Steuben and Tioga Counties — drilling would be permitted only in towns that agree to it and would be banned in Catskill Park, aquifers and nationally designated historic districts.

If the north was always going to be more favourable to HS2, the initial reactions to HS2 have also been relatively warm from the Campaign to Protect Rural England, which said the stations were on largely brownfield land and the route avoided nationally designated landscapes, grade I or II* listed buildings, and would only affect one site of special scientific interest.

"Turning a nationally designated scenic river into a Disneyland on the Delaware would be an insult to the resource and to all those in and out of government that have battled to preserve this precious environment," said Dr. Barry S. Allen, vice chairman of the Save the Delaware Coalition, a group of envi-ronmental, labor and civic organizations.

Firstly, they are nationally designated poor counties2 with relative low rural per capita net income.

The development of national clinical guidelines, locally delivered but nationally designed educational programmes, nation-wide clinical audit, clinical networks and development of designated services have all had complimentary roles in enabling the implementation of national recommendations for the development of epilepsy care.

A police spokesman, Joseph Pentangelo, said the containers were marked with the shipper's number 1680, which is used nationally to designate potassium cyanide.

"The proposed new nuclear power station at Bradwell has the potential to have major impacts on the site and surrounding area on the Essex coast, which includes several nationally and internationally designated protected wildlife sites," said Mark Nowers, the RSPB's conservation officer for Essex.

US 136 was designated nationally in 1951.

The route was designated nationally in 1951 and has remained largely unchanged through Keokuk since then.