Sentence examples for was formally designated from inspiring English sources

The group, which was formally designated on Wednesday by the Electoral Commission as the main pro-EU campaign group, has designed 14 postcards it hopes supporters will send to their grandparents.

Milton Keynes, which absorbed three small towns and 15 villages in Buckinghamshire, was formally designated a new town in 1967.

Tibet was formally designated a zizhiqu (autonomous region) in 1965, as part of the separation of religion and civil administration.

The protected area, which is a tract of ocean nearly the size of Sweden, was formally designated by the Kiribati government last year.

By 1967, when Milton Keynes was formally designated by the government, the flaws in places such as Stevenage, Cumbernauld and Crawley, constructed under the 1946 New Towns Act intended to rebuild communities devastated by the war, had become apparent.

So it was that on Friday, four days after Hillary Rodham Clinton was formally designated as the Democratic candidate at her party's convention in Albany, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani quit the race at a packed-to-the-rafters news conference.

They were formally designated yeomen (f), for female, but were known as yeomanettes.

Then, following a 15-day notice period, the preferred site will be formally designated.

The Games staged in St. Moritz, Switz., in 1928 were formally designated the second Winter Olympics.

The Games staged in St. Moritz, Switzerland, in 1928 were formally designated the second Winter Olympics.

In the past, entry into the United States was denied only to members of 28 groups that were formally designated as terrorist organizations by the State Department.