Sentence examples for Designated role of from inspiring English sources

As if the designated role of a young Muslim man is either that of a "terrorist" or a "thug".

This article reviews how these charts were designed, including the designated role of the 'transformer' who worked to ensure that scientific facts were presented in an understandable form.

Still, while the other actors move about the stage, Gordon, who has the designated role of Journal Reader, stays seated at a table, with a glass of water and a notebook.

Fiorina declined to simper; throughout, she played her designated role of Trump teller-offer, mixing in references to "my good friend Bibi Netanyahu" and lurid (and inaccurate) descriptions of secretly taped videos of Planned Parenthood employees.

He said: "The regulator and its head, Lord Turner, have paid lip service to their designated role of regulating the industry.. Instead, they have seen regulation as a negotiated partnership, where cosy deals are reached and where it is hard to see who is the poacher and who the gamekeeper".

From the point of view of the legal status, it is in the SC where the scientific responsibilities most evidently resided, since the designated role of its members is to provide such advice (Aspinall 2011).

The desire now is to form partnerships based on equity and mutual benefit instead of the designated roles of the dominant 'giver' and the subordinate 'receiver'receiver

Will Hayne recommend a radical overhaul of the designated roles for Asic and Apra?

Leftists had their heyday under Nasser, the embodiment of pan-Arabism, who gave intellectuals a designated role as the explainers of the new faith.

Instead, Jones slipped comfortably into his designated role as the emperor of excess, the omnipresent host who built football's grandest stadium.

Adriana fulfills her designated role, shaking Papa out of his doldrums and inspiring his next book, Across the River and into the Trees, whose main female character is a thinly disguised version of her.