Sentence examples for new designations from inspiring English sources

The symposiums also mark the publication of the third of Ms. Diamonstein's surveys, "The Landmarks of New York III," which contains 109 new designations, including the Unisphere, symbol of the 1964-65 World's Fair in Queens; the Art Deco Brooklyn Public Library, the Loew's Paradise Theater in the Bronx and the City Cinemas Village East, formerly the Phoenix Theater.

The route designation remained intact for several years until the 1953 New Jersey state highway renumbering, when numerous highways around the state were given new designations.

Mr. Goldfarb sees the fee increase as a hardship, and a deterrent to new designations.

The World Heritage Center in Paris oversees the program, and the committee annually decides on new designations.

Although the new designations may not telegraph efficacy to everyone, the meaning may be clearer to those with the problem.

But the new designations may confuse some diners who are used to outsize menus at other restaurants.

Still, representatives of groups seeking to sustain Pacific fishing activity expressed concern as news of the new designation spread.

The new designation identifies the group as an alias of previously designated al-Qaeda in Iraq.

Consumers in America can go for a new designation in the Xperia Z4v, which trades the thin design to include a wireless charging circuit.

In certain places that new designation won't have a significant impact.

Under this new designation they will be targeted as criminals, watched and no doubt harassed.