Sentence examples similar to private designation from inspiring English sources

The park designation is designed to link university researchers and private companies working in marine energy.

One need only look at the introduction of review for educational oversight and review for specific course designation for private providers as evidence of how QAA has evolved.

Edward Bond's "Saved" provoked outrage when it was produced in 1965 by the Royal Court Theatre as a private club offering, a designation used to slip past the Lord Chamberlain's Office.

Between 1998 and 2002, the courts rejected private condemnations or overturned designations of blight (which can lead to condemnations) in 40% of the cases they reviewed, the Institute of Justice found.

"We already have protective measures," said Larry Paul, president of the Mountain Coalition, which represents private interests opposed to the designation.

"Likewise, a company that allows consumers to designate their information as private must use reasonable security to uphold such designations.

They also covered the creation of a flag (three yellow circles on a red background, signifying their separateness from the other two islands spanned by Copenhagen) and the designation of public and private spaces within the polis.

The doctors were further divided into specialists, general practitioners (in private practice) and medical officers, the designation of general practitioners working in public sector hospitals.

Private Manning's lawyer has challenged both designations as unjustified.

Mr. Cheney's remarks suggested that in these and other designations, Mr. Clinton had undermined private property rights.

Accompanying the stock boom: a sharp increase in financial-planner designations issued by largely unregulated private entities that set their own standards.