Sentence examples for Designated people from inspiring English sources

Chiswick has designated people making hundreds of calls a week each.

The secret shadowing of designated people was carried out by about 200 policemen.

Over the last year, the company has designated People editors to closely monitor Us magazine.

These include leveraging our teams in London and other locations around the world for additional support, having designated people work from our Greenwich and Princeton sites and, for most of you, working from home.

"We're back to the one drop rule," said Michael Lind, a senior fellow with the New America Foundation, referring to the old segregationist rule of thumb that designated people with scant black blood as black.

They claim that it would promote a culture of prevention by obliging – and protecting – designated people such as teachers, doctors, nurses and clergy to report their concerns, based on a child's disclosures or if they had reasonable grounds for suspicion.

The 31 it featured were all big names in the North, designated "peoples' artists" and Kim Il Sung prize laureates.As for sport, the Koreas agreed in April to hold a joint event on the South's island of Jeju in July.

It is not my purpose here to debate the cruelties and/or injustices that have occurred to any designated peoples.

The banks don't designate people as criminals.

Only North Carolina gave social workers the power to designate people for sterilization.

"Presumably, you'd then have the opposition able to designate people," Bosco said.