Sentence examples for special designations from inspiring English sources

Special designations reflect the unique qualities and demonstrated abilities of a special force.

After all, as the inspectorate says, the site isn't covered by any special designations; it's not in a national park.

Special designations like Napoleon, Extra-Old (XO), Hors d'Age or V.S.O.P. can be used to denote age, but are not required.

Those who supported him as Muslims received special designations: the Medinans were called anṣār ("helpers"), and his fellow emigrants were distinguished as muhājirūn ("emigrants").

Libal's organization, along with one current and one former detainee, sued the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to stop the detention centers from receiving the special designations.

With Congress at a historic impasse over special designations for public lands, the President should use his authority under the Antiquities Act -- passed in 1906 by a Republican congress and signed by President Roosevelt -- to protect the Bodie Hills for future generations.

These three elements are special designation, specialized selection and training, and special equipment.

Day 5 has a special designation: Red Dress Day.

But 2016 does seem to have earned some sort of special designation.

Granted, the season's one-quarter mark comes with no special designation.

"I feel pretty confident that we are going to get the special designation for the Super Bowl," Foster said.