Sentence examples for designated to make a from inspiring English sources

As the patient looked away in dejection, the intern said he wanted to raise end-of-life issues, like who would be designated to make a decision to remove him from life support.

The revolving door between the agencies designated to make a good-faith science-based policy decision on the merits of the northern half of the KXL and the firms lobbying on behalf of TransCanada spins with rapidity.

Among the main building blocks are power of attorney; creating a living will (an advance directive on medical wishes) and determining a health care proxy (a person designated to make medical decisions if incapacitated).

Even in life-or-death situations, we sometimes struggle to find a family member — or anyone at all — who is designated to make health care decisions.

Basically, it sounds like the sisters are social media (and life) coaches designated to make you look as good as possible both IRL and on your Snapchat story. .

Rude people's goals are ultimately designated to make other people feel bad about themselves.

A demand was made upon him by defendant in error, designated defendant, to make a return of his income for the purpose of taxation under the revenue laws of the United States.

But if we're picking one of the trio of designated players to make a difference, let's assume Giovinco and Bradley do exactly what they're supposed to do, and Jozy Altidore does that and more, as his been his pattern in these playoffs.

"We encourage everyone to make a plan -- designate a sober driver ahead of time, contact a ride-sharing service or use a taxi or public transportation," said Robert Bouttier, the Auto Club's chief executive.

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They should call 911 and meet up at a designated spot, to make sure everyone has escaped.