Most life insurance policies designate the policy holder's spouse as primary beneficiary and children as contingent beneficiaries.
The case centred on a decision by Westminster's housing committee in July 1987 to sell 500 homes a year under a designated sales policy called "building stable communities".
Mr. Hu has repeatedly asserted China's disinclination to challenge American power; his designated foreign policy coordinator, State Councilor Dai Bingguo, recently wrote an article reaffirming Mr. Deng's warning, made back when China's modernization was beginning, that the country should bide its time before seeking a global role.
Applicants must submit a short essay on one of two designated public-policy topics together with an application for the Bridging Scholarship program.
The records of all the women with apparent preeclampsia, worsening hypertension, new-onset proteinuria, or proteinuria at baseline (≥ 1+) were reviewed independently by three physicians who had to agree unanimously on the validity of the designated outcomes, a policy designed to ensure diagnostic consistency.
At first the gaffes are fairly trivial; she designates a policy to the department of trade, which ceased to exist nearly 10 years ago.
Political Gallicanism could be further divided into parliamentary and royal; royal Gallicanism designates the policy of the French kings in matters ecclesiastical, and parliamentary Gallicanism indicates the demands of the courts and legislature in dealing with church affairs.
The designation policy is deliberately restrained, keeping the number of designated properties low.
Insurance won't cover it, since the storage of garments by the charity fell outside the uses of the warehouse he'd designated in his insurance policy.
Verducci calls this policy "designated scapegoating," or making people responsible for the outcomes of others, and says that Steinbrenner loved it because it kept his employees uneasy.
