Sentence examples for Designated contact person from inspiring English sources

If no one answers, the company representative calls the police or fire department, or the client or another designated contact person, depending on the type of alarm reported.

Often the best move is to hire a law office to act as the designated contact person.

When ICE comes knocking on your door it is always best to hire a law office to act as the designated contact person.

The designated contact person should then reach out to the agent or auditor to confirm which documents ICE is actually asking for, and whether it needs the documents for all employees, current and former, or only some of them.

A potential success factor reported in our study was assigning each patient with a designated contact person.

None of the women ever contacted the designated contact person at any time since the mailing of letters.

The designated contact persons further disseminated information about the study to the nurses at their respective units by e-mail as well as at information meetings.

Table  2 provides more detail on the demographic characteristics of the total MORE sample.> The principals at each participating school designated a contact person, typically a member of the school's administrative staff, to assist the MORE Project with administrative requests.

Each clinic designated a contact person (typically a senior physician or psychologist) who was responsible for the implementation of the study: All questionnaires (N = 662) were sent to these contact persons, who distributed them to all health care professionals at their clinic.

Recruitment and enrollment was underpinned by an agreement with each of the twelve study hospitals who designated a contact person (usually someone on the delivery floor) who would check the delivery logs for eligible women, obtain a Health Insurance Portability Act (HIPAA) release form, and fax the form to the study outreach team at a pre-designated secure fax number.

To address this issue, the LCT decided to adapt the change by designating one contact person at each treatment provider to call when making referrals in an effort to decrease the amount of time needed to complete each referral (adapt decision during the Act stage).