In accordance with the criteria established under subsection (b) and the considerations listed in subsection (c), the Secretary shall designate health professional shortage areas in the States, publish a descriptive list of the areas, population groups, medical facilities, and other public facilities so designated, and at least annually review and, as necessary, revise such designations.
L. 100 180 inserted "The term" after each clause designation and revised first word in quotes in each clause to make initial letter of such word lowercase.
On February 27 , 2013 the boundaries of the designation were revised to encompass the grounds and surrounding buildings.
The Capitol Complex became a National Historic Landmark in 2013 when the designation was revised to include not just the capitol, but the surrounding building as contributing property except for the East Wing.
The rapporteurs call for Directive 2008/114 to be revised, to ensure that designation of European critical infrastructures (ECIs) is based on an analysis of the systems supporting vital and cross-border services, rather than a sector-by-sector approach.
Commissioners are expected to revise some lane designations, install more signs and begin a marketing campaign to persuade truck drivers to use E-ZPass, she said.
We therefore keep the designation „unicellular opisthokont" in the revised text.
And still we have retained the designation "bifurcated salt bridges" in the revised manuscript because of the following reasons.
In France, numerous Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) cheese value chains have revised their specifications to address environmental protection, particularly at the farm level.
Subsequent editions by P. von Waldersee (1905), Alfred Einstein (1937), and Franz Giegling (1964)—greatly added to Köchel's store of information and radically revised the numbering of some pre-1784 works (for which the designations "K-E" or "K6" are sometimes used).
