Sentence examples for number of designations from inspiring English sources

But they said that if the bureau's recommendations were acted on, the number of designations should dwindle and the ones remaining be more meaningful.

The bureau's representatives declined to single out any specific designation as being particularly helpful for seniors who are looking for advisers, and said the bureau had no goal in mind for reducing the number of designations in use.

Hitherto, the Regions have recognised a huge number of designations and types of DA for very different economic contexts and rural environments.

Prior to 1930, the modern routing of NY 30 carried a large number of designations.

Unofficially a number of designations were used until then, including cruiser-battleship, dreadnought cruiser and battle-cruiser.

Structures with similar characteristics in neutrophils have been given a number of designations, including 'tethers' and 'cytonemes' [ 11, 13].

The road has gone through a number of designation changes in the last two centuries, both in name and number.

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

Modern meteorology uses a larger number of cloud designations, but Howard's original four names are still the cornerstones of the system.

Following his retirement as Avery director, Adolf Placzek (1960-1980) was a Landmarks commissioner from 1984-1993, presiding over a number of significant designations.

Image caption The Trump Organisation has insisted its environmental approach in Aberdeenshire is "first class" Ross Johnston, head of operations, said: "We are reviewing a number of SSSI designations across Scotland including the Foveran Links SSSI which overlaps the Menie golf course.