Sentence examples similar to non-customary designation from inspiring English sources

The Fifth Symphony has a non-customary structure, comprising two movements instead of the common three or four.

The "non-lethal" designation is crucial: In a world governed largely by the Chemical Weapons Convention, malodorants pass the sniff test, as it were.

In October 2005, after satisfactory results from the legislation and its enforcement, FATF lifted the non-cooperative designation.

While acquiring a non-profit designation prevents an organization from making a profit, it doesn't prevent it from having a paid staff.

The key here is "non-toxic," a designation the utility industry is fighting hard to maintain.

For the purposes of this analysis, non-metropolitan designations were considered "rural" (Ingram and Franco 2012).

"For-profit" and "non-profit" designations refer more to the business model an entity follows than its mission.

Non-diagnostic designations (n = 17) were considered neither positive nor negative, and the results were excluded from the analysis.

It's understandable and appropriate to examine Sonia Sotomayor's nomination to the Supreme Court according to the customary demographic designations.

These issues are especially relevant in Uganda, where 90% of the population live in rural areas and 80% of the land is held under non-registered customary tenure.

(I am ignoring the problems of non-designation in this example).