The designation, which includes countries such as Australia, Egypt and Israel, gives preferential access to US arms exports and defence co-operation.
The highway is signed and designated the Veterans Memorial Highway, a designation which continues into Utah.
On 5 August the NT government gazette revealed all 23 would become "general reserve" land, a designation which is usually used to protect areas from potential threats but which is open to other applications, including a mineral authority.
To the Editor: Brazil is responsible for >60% of reported cases of dengue fever (DF) in the American region (a designation of the Pan American Health Organization, which includes all of North, Central and South America) (1 ).
We focused on two designations: 1) student ethnic, racial, or national origin, which included the designations of Asian American, black, Latin@, mixed race/ethnicity, Native American, white, and international students; and 2) student generational status (first-generation vs. continuing-generation college student).
To provide habitat connectivity over ridgelines for such populations, which include many species of amphibians and arthropods, we propose designation of headwater "linkage areas".
There is a designation of distressed school district, but the state has said Chester Upland has not met the requirements, which include the staff's working for 90 days without pay.
The UK's illuminations, which include hundreds of other bonfires which have not applied for official designation, were largely sited on hills – including almost all the Armada sites.
"Late Gothic" is an early designation which emphasises continuity with the art of the Middle Ages.
This is a public health designation which stands for Men Who Have Sex With Men.
The designations, which do not include funding, were supported by groups including the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Assn., the Sierra Club, Defenders of Wildlife, the Center for Biological Diversity and the Mojave Desert Land Trust.
