Sentence examples for designate to answer from inspiring English sources

Immediately following the baseline assessment (Gate C1), the family met with the Principle Investigator (or his/her designate) to answer any remaining questions the family might have about the study.

Congress has developed a system for designating spokesmen to answer the President but the net works will not carry them.

In the end, said Dr. Baldwin, the official designated by the N.I.H. to answer questions for this article, taxpayers may not get lower drug prices.

This was because most patients designated a family member to answer the interview questions for them.

During 1 survey period (January July 2014), hospitals designated an infection preventionist to answer a 15-item written questionnaire about CRE control, of which 3 questions focused on the facility's use of the registry.

But Greg Craig, a Washington lawyer designated by the Obama campaign to answer questions on presidential power, declined to offer an opinion on whether Mr. Bush had personally violated any laws as he moved to expand his executive authority.

A committee of experts (geneticists, physicians, psychologists, nurses and statistician) was designated to elaborate a questionnaire that could answer to defined questions.

Alaskan Governor (and designated Republican vice presidential nominee) Sarah Palin is going to have to answer some questions soon.

This person is designated to receive legal forms and notices for the organization as well as answer any legal questions.

Two to four study staff members were specifically designated for monitoring of participants during questionnaires, as well as being present to answer questions, but were not constantly in the room where single participants filled out self-report measures.

It also alleged that Facebook failed to answer standard questions concerning Free Basics, and blocked access to TRAI's designated email for users' feedback on the service.