Sentence examples for no designation from inspiring English sources

Although Mark Robbins stepped down as the agency's program director of design, a recent organizational chart has no designation for a vacancy to replace him.

No designation has been made yet.

But Andrew M. Alper, the president of the Economic Development Corporation, said no designation had been made.

Benefits are measured in terms of anticipated increases in the value of ecosystem goods and services provisioned by MCZs relative to the counterfactual, i.e. no designation.

Mr. Fidler pointed out that no designation had ever been rescinded between censuses, and that the neighborhood would probably get the money whether people want it or not.

There is no designation in athletics that has the figurative, almost primal status that comes with being the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

Credit Suisse's tower, located a little further south at 11 Madison Avenue, also carries a "no zone" designation.

Even those nations currently designated as "countries of particular concern" could escape accountability if there are no designations this month; under the law, countries remain designated until removed, but any corresponding penalties expire after two years.

The authors did not describe any statistical methods and there were no designations of statistical significance in their tables.

The 122 genes that also exhibited short-term sensitivity may constitute a more responsive subset (short-term CORT sensitivity of chronic CORT-dependent genes is reported by yes or no designations in Supplemental Table 1).

The median GC content of sites assigned a no-call designation (N) for all microarrays was 66%, while the GC content of the entire sequence tiled on the microarray was 57%, a significant difference (p<0.01, t-test).