Sentence examples for redesignate a from inspiring English sources

The groups promised to pressure the service to redesignate a wide area as critical habitat for the frog, based on the revised economic analysis.

In 1965, the Oklahoma and Missouri Departments of Highways submitted a request to reroute US-60 to the south, and to redesignate a portion of old US-60 serving Seneca, as well as a segment of Missouri Route 43 connecting to the new US-60, as US-60 Business.

Aircraft which received this upgrade are redesignated A-10C; work was to be completed in 2011.

WASHINGTON — State Department officials are preparing for a possible decision by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to redesignate an Iranian opposition group as a terrorist organization, in part because of the group's resistance to abandoning its camp in Iraq, two American officials said Wednesday.

The great-grandfather had been redesignated a Hutu, Theresa explained, because he became poor.

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

It was named a national park in 1925 and was redesignated a national monument and historic shrine in 1939.

Benjamin Harrison in 1893, and it was redesignated a game preserve (1903) and national monument (1908) by Pres.

Control of the mission was assumed by Mexico in 1834, and the site was redesignated a pueblo (town).

It was proclaimed a national monument in 1978, and, in 1980, after undergoing boundary changes, it was redesignated a national preserve.

It was established as a national memorial park in 1947, and it underwent subsequent boundary changes and was redesignated a national park in 1978.