One of the clearest examples can be found in the design and development of the Wing Energy Plan passed by the Regional Government in 2001, which designated areas for the installation of windmills.
The estates met regularly in the Diet, which designated the council.
For example, the UN established a formal process through which designated individuals and entities can petition for delisting.
It was an old movie-industry phrase, dating back to the mid-twentieth century, which designated the industry's boundaries in Los Angeles.
Blasting will also be used as a last resort, with the consent of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated Carnegie Hall in 1967.
It also met with the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the truncated base as a landmark in 1988 and must approve exterior changes.
And the Deanses obtained a report from the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the house a landmark in 1986, that supplemented this history.
Neither the owners of the building nor the landmarks commission, which designated the Flatiron as a landmark in 1966, knows who the artist was.
Hence, she acquiesced to the Act of Settlement of 1701, which designated as her successors the Hanoverian descendants of King James I of England, through his daughter Elizabeth.
I thought we'd no longer suffer television in which designated saviours rushed to apparently help the poor and downtrodden, while actually helping themselves to prime time.
According to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which designated the district -- a ragged rectangle stretching from 35th to 38th between Park and Lexington -- in January, they were built by a Dr. Hudson Kingsley.
