Sentence examples for designate at from inspiring English sources

Peter Bakker is president designate at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

Mr. Paterson will hold his first formal press conference as governor designate at 2 p.m. today in the Capitol.

Presidents Nixon, Reagan and Bush are the only chief executives since 1906 not to designate at least one monument.

The law requires landlords to designate at least 25percentt of their units, including balconies and patios, as nonsmoking.

It required all countries to designate at least one protected wetland area, and it recognized the important role of wetlands in maintaining the ecological equilibrium.

Haugen's group has set an internal goal: by 2017, they want the United States government and multilateral organizations to designate at least a billion dollars annually for fixing justice systems in the developing world.

Now, compare that global scenario with disadvantaged neighborhoods here in America, where children are designated "at risk" in elementary school.

A map might show the present location of every city bus, the nearest hospitals to an emergency or designated at-risk areas during storms.

Will Muschamp, the defensive coordinator and head coach-designate at Texas, called with a more straightforward approach.

Mr Jenkins, former headteacher-designate at all-boys William Parker School in Hastings, maintained his innocence throughout a protracted legal battle which included three murder trials and two appeals, and culminated in his formal acquittal last February.

Aside from personal antipathies, the tension was caused partly by Owen's desire to take economic and industrial policy further to the right and partly by the Liberals' refusal to acknowledge Owen's right to be the "prime minister-designate" at the next general election a concession that had been made to Jenkins in 1983.