Sentence examples for with a designation of from inspiring English sources

The rule, which started with a designation of two and one-half hours of entertainment programming per week in prime time (later moving up to five and eightt hours in the daytime, was designed to expire in 1990 and was in effect repealed in 1995.

The recognised DAs are either specialised, hence focused on a specific agricultural or agro-industrial production often with a designation of origin, or non-specialised (Table 3).

For lineages lacking genetic matches from the literature, we created interim names based on consecutive numbering of genetic clusters (those with >3% genetic divergence) within genera, combined with a designation of "NA" indicating the continent of North America (following an interim naming system introduced in Adamowicz et al. [28] for Daphnia).

This relative lack of endocrine responsiveness together with a designation of "high risk" of relapse by MammaPrint will contribute to a clinician's recommendation of whether endocrine therapy alone may be sufficient or supplementary chemotherapy may be beneficial for these patients.

Even across these two scenarios, classifications with and without a designation of possible NASH, there was agreement among different sets of diagnoses, although we found better agreement among these classifications than other authors [ 10, 11].

On top of that, the report found that judicial emergencies -- a designation of districts with an acute need for judges -- were higher from 2010 to 2012 than at any other point since 2002.

When police sources came to Lagacé with copies of the ticket and screencaps of the police database with a designation of "inexistant," or non-existent, next to the mayor's ticket number he began to investigate.

The attitude of the Reagan Administration toward the use of F.B.I. and other files can be measured by the fact that Ronald Reagan himself surfaced as a former F.B.I. source, with a code designation of his own — Confidential Informant T-10.

The spokesperson added that Parma "isn't a normal ham" but "DOP", referring to the list of Italian products with a protected designation of origin.

Canadian officials have warned the European Union not to handicap the tar sands oil of Alberta with a designation that declares it a dirtier form of energy than conventional types of oil.

With a sufficiently probing analysis of a suspect's Twitter feed, with the designation of a broken 19-year-old as an enemy combatant, we could unravel the riddle, then adjust to and obey the truths at its core.