Sentence examples for not formally designated from inspiring English sources

The war graves commission said on Wednesday that the wrecks were not formally designated as war graves.

Until the review period ends, even a detainee whom all five PRB members approve for transfer is not formally designated eligible to leave Guantánamo Bay.

Thus, from June 2001, FOA's board comprised two Speed representatives and Mr Ecclestone, who was a Bambino appointee but was not formally designated a B director.A similar mechanism existed for control of FOM.

Iloff said the church was open throughout the storm and three or four people arrived, but it was not formally designated as a shelter because of flooding and accessibility concerns, and since the main downtown refuge is a only a few miles away.

Though its predecessor units have lineage that dates back before the American Civil War, the formation was not formally designated as the 20th Engineer Brigade until its activation on 16 August 1950, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.

However, as the majority of the facilities in this analysis rely upon informal palliative capacity (in the sense they are not formally designated and funded as palliative-only beds), these assessments of palliative wait times are not available elsewhere.

While we do not formally designate any new taxonomic names in this study, we recognize these well-supported clades as the first step toward a phylogenetic reclassification of Gracillariidae.

The landmarks commission has not yet formally designated the house.

In most cases, the central connectors are not the formally designated go-to people in the unit.

Though the unit has not yet been formally designated for Iraq, most soldiers say there is little doubt they are headed there early next year.

The American officials insist that a no-fly zone that would keep Syrian government forces from bombing there is not part of the deal and say they have not discussed formally designating a "safe zone" for returning refugees.