Other steps include the designation of new mission managers under Mr. Negroponte who will provide leadership on intelligence strategies aimed at high-profile targets, including Iran and North Korea.
EASA Part 21 and FAR 21, for type certification, include the designation of applicable environmental protection requirements and certification specifications, missing in JAR 21.
Any name in Latin form shall be in accordance with internationally accepted rules on nomenclature, such as those found in the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature and shall include the designation of the author or authors who published the Latin name, when a positive identification cannot be made in its absence.
This will include the designation of approximately 1.5 mile of Randol Mill Road, and the creation of approximately 2 mile of road, which will be named Precinct Line Road.
ACP may include the designation of a surrogate decision-maker to make future health care decisions for the patient, or the completion of an advance directive (AD) [ 5].
Incentives for commercial development of vaccines with limited expected profitability also exist already and include the designation of Orphan Drug Status, which the FDA can grant for vaccines that will be administered to less than 200,000 people per year in the US.
The CTI-CFF goals include the designation of priority seascapes, establishment of a Coral Triangle marine protected area (MPA) system, the protection of threatened species, coordinated action on climate adaptation, and implementation of an ecosystem approach to fisheries management.
Currently the City Council of Metropolitan Manila is planning to regulate street food vending to include the designation of specific areas in the city for vending as well as provision of support to vendors through the construction of inexpensive food stalls (with sanitary facilities).
Proof coins include the designation "PR" or "PF" with the numeric grade, while uncirculated coins include the designation "MS" (for "Mint State").
We focused on two designations: 1) student ethnic, racial, or national origin, which included the designations of Asian American, black, Latin@, mixed race/ethnicity, Native American, white, and international students; and 2) student generational status (first-generation vs. continuing-generation college student).
