Sentence examples for designate a point from inspiring English sources

According to the trustee's lawsuit, Mr. Madoff asked that Sterling designate a point person to handle the Sterling accounts.

So Enron, using a proprietary trading model, would designate a point at which it expected wire to be lit and bring that expected future cash stream to book as current revenue -- even though no one knew if the wire would ever be lit.

Embedding Condition 1: We must first designate a point as the center of \(\Sigma(M_{p})\) and then require that they coincide or cover the point \(p \in M\).

When the entrance letter is received, the executive should designate a point person for gathering the information and identify the managers responsible for each section of the request.

Within such a framework, he recommends designating a point person in one federal agency in each country as having central responsibility.

Release of cytochrome c from mitochondria is one of the early stages of the apoptotic program, designating a point of no return in a cell's disintegration.

A neatly-stacked chain of command was designated a point-person for every conflict or confusion, which workers were apparently incapable of handling themselves.

There is reference data describing clinical significance for the English version [ 21] – the authors designate a mean difference of 0.5 points as a "minimal clinically-important difference".

"It's difficult to designate a specific point in time when they'll be able to do this," Austin said, offering instead "incremental" evidence of Kurdish success and an Iraqi division's advance toward Ramadi in support of a division already there.

Each of the 194 member states also was required to designate a National Focal Point that would assess any event within 48 hours.

To ensure implementation and monitoring of the Convention, countries are to designate a focal point in the government and create a national mechanism to promote and monitor implementation (Article 33).