Sentence examples similar to designate disposition from inspiring English sources
Each phone number in a sample was called until a final disposition designating that numbers should no longer be called was assigned or until a number had been tried at least five times.
The General Counsel shall forward the request, the Deputy Commissioner's or other designated official's recommended disposition, and the General Counsel's recommendation to the Commissioner or his or her designee for decision.
A higher score on the positive scale designates a more favourable disposition toward older adults and a higher score on the negative scale denotes a more unfavourable disposition toward older adults.
There is a profession designated for children with such a rarefied disposition: poetry.
When consent is given in person, the "Consent for Post-Mortem Examination" must be signed both by the person entitled by law to control the disposition of the body and by a designated Yale New Haven Hospital staff member.
It says that pitchers and designated hitters are eligible, and that voters should consider offense, defense, number of games played, character, disposition, loyalty and effort.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
Soulful expression; sweet disposition.
His amazing disposition was enviable.
