Sentence examples for designate a representative from inspiring English sources

GSAPP reserves the right to determine whether to designate a representative from GSAPP to serve as a hearing officer or to have the matter reviewed solely by SCCS.

The Director of Graduate Student Teaching will designate a representative for the summer session, usually a faculty member, who is responsible for (among other tasks) advising graduate students teaching summer courses.

The NFL and NFL Players' Association now have the authority to designate a representative to investigate whether the protocol was properly followed.

At one point Bremer sent a message suggesting that Sistani designate a representative to negotiate on the matter.

The European Hematology Association declined the invitation to designate a representative to join the task force.

Copies of these ground rules should be sent directly to every organization or group that has designated a representative to participate in the process.

They will need: A caution for New Old Age readers: If you think your relative has not switched because he or she is cognitively impaired and can no longer handle his finances, you can be designated a representative payee and receive monthly Social Security or S.S.I. payments on your relative's behalf.

Second, this rule only applies to individuals who have been designated a representative payee someone who helps the beneficiary manage his or her finances.

Initially there was no system in place to allow prisoners to send letters; censorship arrangements were made through the Dominion Police in Ottawa, and the American Consul was designated a representative for prisoner welfare.

Deans were given the option of designating a representative to complete and return the survey which could be returned via fax, post, or email.

The White House said the President would designate a personal representative to attend the funeral.