Other legal shortfalls include a failure to designate homophobic attacks with any special criminal designation, which racially motivated attacks, for example, do receive.
He changed the designation of his second home when his circumstances changed in accordance with the rules.
There are those who would question whether matches between Internzionale and Juventus truly deserve their designation as the Derby d'Italia – Italy's Derby – but that phrase has stuck since being coined by the journalist Gianni Brera in the 1960s.
Yesterday he turned on the chancellor, accusing him of "flipping" the designation of his main and second homes and claiming public money for personal tax advice.
It held that there is nothing in the text or scope of subdiv B to support the plaintiff's argument that there were relevant considerations which the minister was obliged to, but did not, take into account in making the designation decision.
Georgia is the only state in the union that insists that death row inmates must prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that they are intellectually disabled – or "mentally retarded" in the designation still widely used in US judicial circles – if they are to avoid execution.
The Manus facility is Constitutional, and there was nothing wrong with the designation process that gave legal underpinning to the facility.
2. Of those nine, three forensic psychiatrists gave evidence 12 years ago at a crucial stage in Hill's case, finding that he did not meet the designation of "mental retardation".
'I remember, at the time, saying that the system of designation was necessary because of what we were coming from, but should not be necessary where we were going,' he said.
The Foyle MP said that a 'strong and robust' bill of rights could be the beginning of the end to sectarian designation in Northern Ireland politics.
The Court also upheld the validity of the designation decision and the direction decision.
