This involves putting money, property and other assets into an independent legal entity and designating someone reliable to manage it.
Another provision would require foreign banks maintaining correspondent accounts in United States banks to designate someone here to receive subpoenas related to those accounts and their depositors.
In an attempt to make Tyson cancel with Mercer, Lewis asked the court to force the W.B.C. to designate someone else the mandatory challenger.
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.
On health documents, however, if most of your family is far away, you might also want to designate someone local — a neighbor or nearby relative or friend who can get to a hospital quickly.
Union officials recently organized educational forums at a Roman Catholic church in Red Springs, where immigrant workers were advised, among other things, to sign power of attorney forms designating someone to take care of their children, finances and homes if they were arrested.
Under pressure from Capitol Hill and the White House, Mr. Greenspan agreed to take on the job, but with the proviso that he could designate someone else to represent him and his views on the board.
They will designate someone to swim a time trial in front of his or her teammates, and if the athlete surpasses a target time, everybody gets to get out.
