Sentence examples for preferred designation from inspiring English sources

The D.N.C.'s preferred designation: unpledged delegates, which does not roll off the tongue or fit in headlines as well as superdels.

Eventually, the term "chronic traumatic encephalopathy" or "CTE", introduced by Critchley in 1949 [ 8], became the preferred designation for the condition.

While 'human systems integration' is the term most commonly applied to this domain in the USA, 'human-factors integration' is the preferred designation within much of the European Union (e.g., Tainsh 2004).

Ms. Nguyen (pronounced win) preferred naming the area the Saigon Business District, saying that Little Saigon would politicize the designation.

Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has preferred the designation "marauding".

The other two per cent "preferred another gender designation".

This is the designation preferred by supporters of the Looney theory, who think Shakespeare's plays were secretly penned by Oxford.

(American Indian or Alaska Native is the term the Census Bureau uses for Inuits, an ethnic designation now preferred by many of the native people once known as Eskimos).

The written language in the old vertical script is generally called Classical Mongolian, though some scholars restrict that term either to the classical period of Buddhist scripture translation (17th and early 18th centuries) or to the latest period of its history (17th 20th centuries), preferring instead the designation Literary Mongolian.

Bickers herself says that she prefers the employee designation, but concedes there are benefits to being classified as a contractor.

Sandwich segregationists generally prefer to designate tacos and the like with the separate-but-equal designation of "wraps" – which is a distinction without a difference.