Sentence examples for the designation which from inspiring English sources

Its application for the designation, which it submitted as "The In Campaign Ltd", was uncontested.

Franklin Sports paid a fee for the designation, which has never lapsed.

Lobbying by the Two Bridges Neighborhood Council and Bowery Alliance of Neighbors led to the designation, which is largely honorific.

But the owner has vigorously opposed the designation, which would severely restrict opportunities for altering the structure, and the application is in limbo.

The designation, which is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, raises nursing care standards, as well as improves the recruitment and retention of nurses.

The designation, which recognizes the separate grape-growing areas on the North and South Forks, is aimed at promoting the wine industry to tourists.

The designations, which come two and a half years after the United States first imposed sanctions on the corps, illustrate the scope and limitations of the president's pressure campaign.

The designations, which do not include funding, were supported by groups including the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Assn., the Sierra Club, Defenders of Wildlife, the Center for Biological Diversity and the Mojave Desert Land Trust.

But far from thanking the magazine for this designation, which placed him alongside people like George Lucas, the creator of "Star Wars," and Leon Black, the private-equity investor, Trump was furious that his own estimate had been contradicted.

More than a thousand sites around the world have the UNESCO designation, which is awarded on the basis of "outstanding universal value," or O.U.V., in U.N. bureaucratese; it's something between a Michelin star and an Olympic medal, both a marketable touristic imprimatur and a reminder of both the aspirations and the limits of internationalism.

So out of thin air, Mr. Schwartz made up the AWM designation, which the agencies and, presumably, traffic enforcement agents, all wink at.