Sentence examples for have redesignated from inspiring English sources

For example, some Christian yoga practitioners have redesignated "Salute to the Sun", a popular yoga posture that some religious critics claim is too "paganistic", as "Salute to the Son".

The Daily Telegraph said Ms. Ussher had redesignated a second home as a primary residence shortly before selling it.

President Trump on Monday announced that his administration has redesignated North Korea as a state sponsor of terror, a move aimed at increasing pressure on Pyongyang nearly a decade after the George W. Bush administration removed the rogue nation from the list.

Our survey found that South West Trains, which runs commuter routes out of London Waterloo, has redesignated 114 trains, including all services between 1600 and 1900.

Virgin has redesignated 75 trains a week as peak, as a result of extending peak hours by 35 minutes in the morning, and 28 minutes in the afternoon.

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

What an irony that last week the Office for National Statistics decreed they are now so firmly under the thumb of government setting their rules and rents that they have been redesignated as public bodies.

Virgin told the BBC that 3.4% of their services have been redesignated.

Since then, both segments of US 10 have been redesignated and improved.

In a letter sent to all members, academy president Gregory Peck announced that 335 members have been redesignated "associates," and have thus lost the right to vote in the Academy Award balloting.

Group I isolates are now defined as C. parapsilosis, whereas Groups II and III have been redesignated as the closely related species C. orthopsilosis and C. metapsilosis [ 12]. C. parapsilosis Group I isolates are very homogeneous, and are very difficult to distinguish using standard molecular methods such as RAPD profiling [ 13, 14].