Post therefore recommends that the Department not re designate Vietnam and instead use high-level engagement opportunities to press the GVN to continue to expand religious freedom in Vietnam.
In 1961, with the designation of Interstate 84, the alignment of PA 84 was re-designated as PA 287 to avoid duplication.
In December 1969 B Squadron was re-designated A Squadron, while in December 1970 A Squadron was in turn re-designated C Squadron.
When the Tetrarch was re-designated as an airborne tank, several changes were made to its design.
On 8 August 2006, the Australian Army raised the 39th (Personnel Support) Battalion (later re-designated the 39th Operational Support Battalion), adopting the 39th's numerical designation in order to perpetuate them on the order of battle.
Also, every five years the designation would lapse and FSOC would have to re-examine and re-designate the non-bank institution as a SIFI.
By re-designating the house she shared with her parents in Wimbledon, south London, as her main residence, she would not have to pay capital gains tax when it was sold for a reported £1 million profit earlier this year, the Telegraph reported.
And will officials really be fired, or merely re-designated in a personnel-juggling trick?Moreover, a reallocation of roles inevitably means fights for the choicest ones.
The inquest was then re-designated a public inquiry at Sir Robert's request, so that secret evidence could be, if not publicly heard, at least admitted.
According to answers given to parliamentary questions, British military officials – who are nominally in command of the atoll – re-designated another building as a prison three months after the September 11 attacks.
What seems to be happening is that police using terror laws have decided that all public space has been re-designated as state space, over which the police and CCTV systems have exclusive photographic rights.
