Another difficulty, he said, is in dealing with Syrian ministries, which often lack a spokesman or someone designated to deal with the press.
You may wish to designate another room to keep pets in, and ask smokers to step outside.
Tessier (2007) describes a program in which students worked in small groups to complete in-class assignments by teaching designated concepts to one another.
The proxy form states that a voter can designate "another voter" to cast their ballot.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car allows its new hires to designate another person to receive a copy of the company's employment packet, knowing that many younger employees will choose to have that information sent to their parents.
This server translates the identifiers in the 'ids' argument (lines 7 9) from one namespace (here designated as the 'domain') to another (designated the 'range'), using mappings provided by the specified 'authority' [in this case Ensembl (Hubbard et al., 2002)].
Another directive is a health care proxy, which allows patients to designate someone to be their decision-maker if they lose the ability to make choices.
"In the last 12 to 18 months, I've seen at least 10 situations where the board bought the apartment or designated another buyer to buy it," said Mr. Saft, who is also the chairman of the law firm Dewey & LeBoeuf's global real estate department.
Earlier this year, the co-op board at 111 Fourth Avenue, near Union Square, mandated that anyone holding an open house must station one broker in the apartment, one in the lobby to register guests, and designate still another to convey prospective buyers up and down the elevator.
Cameron, in center field, will upgrade the defense, but not so Piazza, whose best move would have been to the American League as a designated hitter, not to another N.L. team as a catcher.
