Sentence examples for now designated for from inspiring English sources

His agency is studying a possible rezoning of the area west of Fifth Avenue, now designated for manufacturing, to expand permitted uses while maintaining the physical context.

Since much of Max Yasgur's acreage is now designated for parking, you might wonder on which side of that song the museum falls.

The space below grade includes two levels of parking and one level now designated for storage, but which Mr. Pincus hopes to have approved for additional parking.

The issue is that most of the bodies now designated for the bonfire were created by primary legislation – the law-making process at the heart of the UK's constitutional arrangements, debated and voted on by both houses of parliament.

Only the southern end of the area, from 59th Street to 62d Street and from West End Avenue to the West Side Highway, is now designated for broadcasting studios.

Adams was born and raised in Wash Common village, which is near Newbury and backs on to the rolling countryside of the real-life Sandleford Common – the land now designated for the giant development.

As a result, Sarnoff, with all of its employees, is now designated as a for-profit division, and they have to find a way to make that profit to stay afloat.

There are still people whose broadcasting credibility could not easily survive showing Len and Bruno or Greg and John what they've got – Jeremy Paxman, Ian Hislop, David Dimbleby, Sir David Hare – but, as Wark and Bremner have realised, there are now designated green zones for upmarket stars who want to sashay or saute competitively.

Since this type of mutation prevents the generation of both infectious factors, they are now designated nas mutants (for 'no Anneau or Secteur').

The new credential, for now designated XYZ, is intended to solve these problems because it will presumably attract accountants and nonaccounting professionals alike, as well as college students who would otherwise seek neither an XYZ nor a C.P.A., according to the institute.

The one occupied by Representative Charles Dent, for instance, now designated as Pennsylvania's 15th Congressional District, has been slightly Democratic-leaning in its presidential voting and was carried by Mr. Obama in 2008.