Sentence examples for redesignated to from inspiring English sources

Twelve years after being cancelled, FM 255 was redesignated to a short road in Webb County.

In October 2009, the Special Troops Battalion was redesignated to Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry).

The highway was lengthened on November 23 , 1948to a point 4.3 mile south of Sabinal, while the previous extension was cancelled and redesignated to FM 1023.

Just 4 days later, FM 606 was redesignated to its modern location, traveling from FM 497 to a dead end point.

As part of these changes the section of the State Highway 4 between Nimmitabel and Cooma was also redesignated to be part of State Highway 19.

Between 1940 and 1950, the route was redesignated to connect Willow Grove to Bethayres along Edge Hill Road and Terwood Road.

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 maintained the pressure on Miller on Sunday night by claiming she "flipped" the Wimbledon home at the heart of the expenses row – redesignated it to avoid paying capital gains tax when she sold it.

So desperate is the Treasury in its search for growth that George Osborne is said to want to redesignate protected land to kickstart large-scale housing schemes.

In 1921 the AIF was officially disbanded and the following month it was decided to reorganise the militia units and to redesignate them in order to perpetuate the identity of the AIF units that had fought in the war.

"The main reason we redesignated was nothing to do with the bedroom tax," he says.