In 1921, the decision was made to perpetuate the battle honours and traditions of the AIF by re-organising the units of the Citizens Forces to adopt the numerical designations of the AIF units with which they were affiliated.
For example, bottled water is often packaged using PETE (with the designation "1"), which is designed to be used once and then recycled.
Tempered or safety glass on the other hand must have a manufacturers designation, designating the type of glass and the safety glazing standard with which it complies.
The institute is the only New Jersey cancer treatment center with the designation, which puts it on par with Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York City, Fox Chase in Philadelphia, and 37 other comprehensive cancer centers.
The commission has explained that the building was considered in 1996 by an internal "designation committee," which to comply with open-meeting laws would not have involved more then five (less than a quorum) of the commissioners.
However, critics argue this claim is at odds with its "terrorism" designation, in which profiles are accompanied by a logo of a red balaclava.
The foreign producers seek the designation -- which many consumers demand -- to be competitive with American companies, which do not chase dolphins to catch tuna.
Mr. Figueroa recommended denying the woman admission -- but he added the designation "plus," which meant that if another reader strongly disagreed with him, the committee should discuss it.
With the cutbacks, one squad, known by the internal designation C5, which previously had handled the Genovese family, will also be responsible for the Bonannos and the Colombos.
Cutting him — with a June 1 designation, which would grant them somewhat of a reprieve — would sock the Jets with a debilitating cap hit.
