Sentence examples for be redesignated as from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Ford was sworn in as president, the plane had to be redesignated as SAM 27000, indicating no president was on board.

The universities say that is a direct threat to their autonomy and that level of direct government intervention could mean they lose their charitable status or be redesignated as public bodies, rather than independent institutions.

Along with the elimination of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy against gays in the military, logical consistency and simple justice demand that the thousands of less than honorable discharges prompted by the policy be redesignated as honorable, and that the affected dischargees receive full restoration of veterans' benefits denied them until now.

If the appeal fails, the two and any others charged with war crimes or terrorist offences will doubtless simply be redesignated as "unlawful" combatants in new hearings, before being returned to the military commissions that have just dismissed the charges against them.

By 1939, the section of US 72 that would be redesignated as MS 172 was fully paved.

Based on the evidence from the two studies (24, 25), EV71 subgenotype C4 should be redesignated as the novel genotype D. Since 2008, there has been an increase in the number of studies on recombination in EV71 during HFMD outbreaks in China, including the 'double-recombinant' subgenotype C4 strains probably belonging to the proposed genotype D (11, 125, 127).

The district was redesignated as a federal territory in 1931 and became a state in 1952.

They were redesignated as federal territories in 1931 and became states in 1974.

Since 1990 a number of teachers' colleges have been redesignated as universities.

During the 1990s the number of universities doubled, with locally run polytechnics being redesignated as full universities.

It is being redesignated as a three-to-19 school, taking in primary-aged pupils for the first time.