Sentence examples for remained designated from inspiring English sources

Chevaliers of the French royal orders usually had some territorial title by which they remained designated; but it was questionable whether the nobility attached to the title was hereditary.

The western segment was removed from the state highway system while the eastern stub remained designated as NY 132A.

The county-maintained parts of the road remained designated as CR 120 in Steuben County and CR 7 in Chemung County, while the short state-owned segment in Big Flats eventually became part of an unsigned reference route extending from Golden Glow Heights Drive to Water Street (modern NY 352).

A very limited electoral college was permitted to vote for the selection of half of the membership of the advisory Federal National Council, the other half of which would remain designated by appointment.

Other than repeating the mullahs' misinformation against the resistance by labeling it as a "cult," the article does not mention any specific act of terrorism for which the group should remain designated by the United States State Department as a foreign terrorist organization.

But something equally pernicious is at play: a system of policing under the pretense of neutrality, which assures that certain oppressed groups remain designated and punished as criminal.

Further work is needed to inform future prevention and treatment programmes to improve the quality of life of the remaining designated pollution victims in Japan.

Finally, when recruiting for an earlier qualitative interview phase of the study, the head office of the one remaining designated off-sales chain operating in Glasgow opted not to permit any of their stores to participate in the research (n = 44) and so their stores were not included in the questionnaire survey phase.

However, the system remained a designated cyclone until June 26, at which time it completed extratropical transition over the state of Michigan.

However, Quads will remain in designated garage spaces.

Just over one third of the participants of the study (n = 54) were professional footballers, with the remaining participants designated as semi-professional (n = 95).