Sentence examples for designated who from inspiring English sources

Burhān defeated the army of Ahmadnagar, recalled the foreign nobles (as the newcomers of Bahmanī times were by then designated) who had been expelled from the kingdom, and assumed the throne in 1591.

Recipients of the grant should submit their receipts to the conference director or the board member (whomever is so designated) who will forward them to the Treasurer of CCL for reimbursement.

The Division of Global Disease Detection and Emergency Response is also the designated WHO Collaborating Center for IHR Implementation of National Surveillance and Response Capacity (6).

In addition, reports on SAEs were submitted to the DSMB, designated WHO officials, LSHTM quality assurance manager, CTSO and LSM in real time.

Blinded codes were assigned to each blister pack by a designated WHO official in Geneva, with the code held securely by the WHO official and two additional independent custodians.

A unanimous resolution at the World Health Assembly in May 1999 called for all laboratories to either transfer virus to designated WHO repositories, implement high containment procedures or destroy stocks of the virus if they are not useful to research.

"For me, it's not important to designate who is responsible.

But the client made it much easier by designating who gets what.

The government wields frightening power when it can designate who is, and who is not, subject to indefinite military detention.

Having identified the triggers for option exercise, companies need to clearly designate who has responsibility for the exercising.

Earlier this year, the Legislature approved a law giving authority to the trustees to designate who would be chief executive and to increase his or her pay.