He was designated Speaker of the Florida House in September 2005, aged 34.
You resign!" at the designated Speaker, Robert L. Livingston, when he called for the President's resignation.
You might not want to be the designated speaker for a group.
In the case of many simple sentences, context and circumstance coincide; details aside, they both just are the state of the world at the time of the utterance, with a designated speaker and place.
In January, the Council of State Chambers held a session for state lobbyists on "Policy and Politics in 2016," where Marc Short, then-President of Freedom Partners, was a designated speaker.
But Mr. Ryan, who was designated by Speaker John A. Boehner to respond to the president, did not have the last word.
When Newt Gingrich was designated the Speaker of the House, in 1995, he denounced public broadcasting as "this little sandbox for the rich," while proposing to "zero-out" its federal subsidies.
In doing so they averted the prospect of a damaging rift in the coming weeks as unions, MPs and activists opposed to the US-led occupation of Iraq threatened demonstrations and walkouts if Mr Allawi had become the designated guest speaker in Brighton - as No 10 had apparently suggested before the summer holidays.
By making it a regular practice to have the NDPTF's honorary chairman, who this year is Franklin Graham, as the designated keynote speaker for the Pentagon's event, and by using the promotional materials supplied by the NDPTF, the Pentagon Chaplains Office has clearly turned the Pentagon's event into an official NDPTF event.
