Sentence examples for designated general from inspiring English sources

This was designated general supervision.

In August 2006 Veritas designated General McCaffrey as chairman of Global Linguist.

This is the only encouraging announcement to come from the nearly moribund City Opera since the board parted ways in November with its designated general manager, Gerard Mortier, who left the company rudderless in the middle of a financial crisis.

In Norway, adolescents have easy access to the primary health care system through the school nurse, and all have a designated general practitioner (GP).

Following are excerpts from remarks by President-elect George W. Bush designating General Colin L. Powell as secretary of state and General Powell's response as recorded by The New York Times: PRESIDENT-ELECT BUSH: Many times during the course of my campaign I said that if all went well Gen. Colin Powell just might be called back into the service of his country.

The most frequently presented knee complaints in general practice are designated as general knee complaints: 32.8% among athletes versus 35.6% among non-athletes.

His designated attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., has also not been confirmed.

But his designated attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr., was grilled over his record by another Senate panel.

One of those agents was Amir Sultan Tarar, who was designated consul general in Herat, in the west.

A board of officers designated by General George Washington found him guilty of spying and condemned him to death.

Many Justice Department officials fear that the department, under John Ashcroft, George W. Bush's designated attorney general, may back away from the case and try to settle on terms far more favorable to Microsoft than the present administration would have accepted.