Sentence examples for redesignate him from inspiring English sources
Robert Avery London In view of Boris Johnson's recent Damascene conversion to Europhobia (Report, 22 February), isn't it time to redesignate him as half man, half Brexit?
In shifting Mr. Padilla to civilian custody, the government said that it reserved the right to redesignate him as an enemy combatant and send him back to military custody.
I think they actually want to redesignate sin as not being sinful.
(It's since been redesignated the 2nd Stryker Brigade).
A deal was done whereby the transactions were redesignated.
At the recent council meeting, the latter was redesignated the other official daily newspaper.
The EU referendum redesignated the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as Little England.
She subsequently redesignated the property and sold it at a profit of more than £1m earlier this year.
"The main reason we redesignated was nothing to do with the bedroom tax," he says.
The great-grandfather had been redesignated a Hutu, Theresa explained, because he became poor.
Streets such as Stoke Newington's Wiesbaden Road or Highgate's Bismarck Road were redesignated.
