Sentences with phrase «federal designation»
The phrase "federal designation" refers to a recognition or official status granted by the government of a country. It means that a specific entity or place has been officially recognized by the federal or central government and is subject to its rules, regulations, and protections. Full definition
Mr. Willard holds professional designations as a Certified Professional Contracts Manager and the highest federal designations in Contracting and Program Management.
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Federal designations go up to BSL - 4, for facilities that handle highly contagious airborne pathogens like smallpox, ebola, or avian flu.
... As Zinke and his staff review the land ownership and the various federal designations, here's a look at who owns land in Utah, according to data obtained by the State of Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands administration.
The state said it formally asked for the federal designation in January.
Today, Cuomo asked the president to give a federal designation to the same areas, a declaration that would increase the amount of money and help provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The Dallas Museum of Art has been named by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) as a certified cargo screening facility (CCSF), a federal designation that makes the process of shipping artwork by air much easier for the Museum.
But all states rely on the federal designation to some degree so this problem will occur across the country.
STEWART: We are a broad aging services program that's authorized as an Area Agency on Aging, a federal designation.