Sentence examples for was formally listed from inspiring English sources

The site is one of the largest Nazi relics left in Germany and it was formally listed in 1994, although the authorities remained at a loss about what to do with it.

The compound was formally listed as being toxic to both the environment and human health in an official notice published online by the government without fanfare, a noticeable contrast to the earlier baby bottle announcement, which was made by two cabinet ministers.

In the treaty between Sultan Qalawun and the Crusaders on June 4, 1283, Lajjun was formally listed as belonging to the Mamluks.

As a result, Mr. Sutherland received his full asking price even as the town house was in the process of being formally listed by Meris and Kenny Blumstein of the Corcoran Group.

Manal Abul Hasan, an M.P. and the head of the Women's Committee in Cairo for the Freedom and Justice Party, told me that this is just a technicality; in the past, women had been treated as members but had not been formally listed as such, so that they could care for their families if their husbands were sent to jail.

About seventy species of parrots, including some of the most widely known ones, are likely to vanish within the next ten years, and of a world total of 332 species all but three are formally listed in international treaties as threatened or endangered.

By 1974 the uniforms may already have been veterans of many Bohèmes, and since the stamp only records the date when they were formally listed as part of the opera wardrobe, they could even date from the very first production at Covent Garden in 1897, the year after the Turin premiere of Puccini's opera.

Prospective buyers will then peruse the property six to nine months before it is formally listed.

Of the four areas that were formally listed as Superfund sites on October 4 , 1989 only one has been removed from the list following cleanup.

The estimated tally of grizzlies in the greater Yellowstone region, encompassing parts of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, has grown to a 700 or more today, up from as few as 136 bears in 1975 when they were formally listed as a threatened species throughout the Lower 48 states.

The home, with more than 300 feet of beach frontage, was never formally listed but was being quietly shopped for around $125 million, according to the newspaper.