Sentence examples for change the designations from inspiring English sources

ALAN WEISS East Greenwich, R.I., Nov. 21, 2011 To the Editor: Maybe they should change the designations to first class, business and steerage.

In May Michael Martin, the then-Speaker, announced that MPs would not be allowed to change the designation of their second home unless there were exceptional circumstances.

No MPs will be allowed to change the designation of their second home during 2009-10, in an effort to stamp out the tactic of "flipping" to maximise expenses.

In addition, he said, the insurer is required to notify the policyholder at least once every two years of their right to change the designation.

Dr. Bibbins-Domingo also said the Food and Drug Administration was considering whether to change the designation of salt from a food additive that is generally considered safe to a category that would require companies to give consumers more information alerting them to high levels of salt in food.

WASHINGTON -- A new medal that would honor drone pilots and cyber warriors and outrank battlefield combat medals such as the Purple Heart and Bronze Star is facing backlash from veterans organizations and members of Congress, with a bipartisan group of 22 senators pressing the Pentagon to change the designation.

Recurrent or sustained AF that does not terminate spontaneously and usually lasts more than 7 days; termination with pharmacological therapy or electrical cardioversion does not change the designation.

It would further change the designation of genes with functions upstream in the signal transduction pathway from essential to non-essential fitness modifying or fitness neutral genes.

In addition, the CPAL holds veto power over plans to change the designation of farmland into land for construction (Egoz 1996).

Today's figures show that 53 MPs changed the designation of their second home in 2008-09.

He changed the designation of his second home when his circumstances changed in accordance with the rules.