Sentence examples similar to suitable designation from inspiring English sources

VICE News asked World-Check how it determines whether an individual is suitable for "terrorism" designation.

This paper by proposing a new algorithm, tries to present a suitable method for practical designation of preforms for complex parts.

We also weeded out companies that may have scored high by our core methodology but may have not been suitable for a Platinum designation.

In the test region, the eastern metropolitan area of Cagliari, Sardinia, this analysis resulted in the designation of suitable areas for new settlements and preferred locations for micro-renewable technologies.

The designation Conditionally Suitable may be added in certain instances to condense and simplify presentation.

The v-chip will be able to read the six age-group designations, which range from Y (suitable for children of all ages) to TV-MA (unsuitable for children under 17), or the content codes (V, S, L, D), or both.

That includes, "in the discretion of H.P.D., by a direct designation of an entity judged by H.P.D. to be suitable for the task" — essentially, whomever the agency wants.

Yet, at the same time, this designation has profound influences upon where they can live and the availability of suitable employment, whilst attracting into the area many who desire to 'buy into' that landscape.

Landmark designation came in 1991.

"I like landmark designation.

That designation was highly symbolic.