Sentence examples for designates one from inspiring English sources

The President designates one of the Commissioners as Chairman, who is responsible on behalf of the Commission for the administrative operations of the Commission.

(Signage designates one spot where the entire span of human history is represented by a single hair).

Schoelkopf designates one of these states as the queen, and the quantum computer must determine which one.

The board appoints three members to the board of each of its 12 banks and designates one as chairman and one as deputy chairman.

The legislative branch of the government designates one director, and the remaining nine members are appointed by the president with the concurrence of the cabinet council.

Veteran women's swimming coach Susan Teeter, for example, designates one road trip per year as the "unplugged" trip: no laptops, no texting, no headphones on the bus.

The row is significant because the Electoral Commission will have to designate one group on either side during the referendum campaign.

The Electoral Commission will designate one campaign group on either side of the referendum, once the government sets the date of the referendum in secondary legislation.

The "Not for Tourists" guide designated one of the signs a landmark, based on its "mysterious inscription" and "tantalizing visual".

We always designated one director to provide feedback to the CEO on any issues that came up in the session.

Each car on every rush-hour train will be designated one of the following: Quiet, Almost Quiet, Normal Amount of Noise, It's Getting Louder, or Insanely Loud.