Sentence examples for number of designated from inspiring English sources

The designation policy is deliberately restrained, keeping the number of designated properties low.

Mr. Klein said that a number of designated roadless areas already had roads built through them.

In accordance with the policy adopted at City Hall, the union flag is only flown on Parliament Buildings on a number of designated days each year.

Originally conceived in 1923 as a single route, the road grew to include a great number of designated highways in participating countries.

The system is not exactly winner-take-all, but it does leave behind a distressingly high number of designated losers, among them some of the most interesting and daring films of the year.

The train station scheme, which will increase the number of designated bike parking spots nationally from 50,000 to 70,000, will cost £9m, of which £7.5m comes from the Department for Transport (DfT) and the rest from rail companies.

The exact number of drugs used was assessed by an additional question in case the limited number (five) of designated spaces would not suffice to report all drugs utilized.

The Department of Health had the highest number of projects designated as "red" – seen as under the worst threat of failure – by the Major Projects Authority.

But recent research from Uganda found that a significant number of patients designated as lost to follow-up were actually receiving care elsewhere.

In a recent report, the Democratic staff of the House Appropriations Committee said the number of projects designated for assistance under the health and education spending bill nearly quadrupled, to 1,850, in the last three years.

Randi Weingarten, the president of the city teachers' union, said that simply by closing failing schools and reopening them as charter schools, Mr. Klein could reduce the number of schools designated as failing under the federal No Child Left Behind law.