Sentence examples for organization designation from inspiring English sources

And I wrote them a letter and said that the nationally recognized statistical rating organization designation, the NRSRO designation for structured products for the rating agencies, should be revoked, because they were not even adhering to sound statistical principles.

Dublin was just awarded the UNESCO United Nationss Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) designation for being a top literary city and they are celebrating with Dublin Swell, an arts festival at the new convention center; then it's back stage at the 25th Anniversary Concert at 02 Dublin of the Commitments and more motorcycling outside of Dublin as well.

One possible outcome is that others will be given the Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations designation; another is that the designation could be eliminated entirely, leaving the market to decide whose credit analyses are good and whose are not.

The report identifies 28 groups as "foreign terrorist organizations," designations unchanged since they were issued last October.

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Last year, the American government listed the Shabab as a foreign terrorist organization, a designation that means that aiding or abetting the Shabab is a serious crime.

Last month, American officials said they were legally bound to do this, because the American government has listed the Shabab as a terrorist organization, a designation that means that aiding or abetting the Shabab is a serious crime.

"The rating agencies do not merit the [Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organization] designation," or the government stamp that makes ratings a centerpiece of the regulatory structure, Tavakoli says.

The article repeatedly called the YPG a "terrorist" organization (a designation that both Turkey and the U.S. use for the PKK).

A win by Hezbollah was much feared in Israel and by the United States, which has declared the group a "terrorist" organization, a designation with little real meaning except that it becomes a mandate to justify any Israeli military actions in Lebanon.

My personal appreciation for the safety and protection I feel as I exercise my faith leads me to be deeply disturbed by the Associated Press' report that since 9/11, the NYPD has designated at least a dozen mosques as "terrorist organizations, a designation that allows police to use informants to record sermons and spy on imams".