They argue that although commercialization has made design appear more important by giving it a particular status, it has also constrained it by limiting designers to designated roles.
Justice Leventhal, who spoke after the budget director, said that judges were officials with designated roles under the State Constitution.
Create a hire me page or CV infographic and email it to a selection of companies This would work for speculative applications as well as for designated roles.
After Boston started the 2003 season saying it would use multiple relievers to close games, the plan failed and they switched to giving pitchers designated roles.
They also mean that hybrid middle managers with designated roles for patient safety are becoming increasingly management-oriented as pressure mounts to demonstrate compliance to external bodies.
Sometimes dance can feel like a communal affair, even when performers and an audience have their designated roles, onstage and as viewers.
In We Are Here the mass of humanity we barely notice on our way to work contains members of a loose confederation of "shadow people" who exchange messages and have designated roles (Cornermen, Fingermen).
In fact, each man would in the years to come renounce his nation's citizenship and ideology, but at the time the symbolism of their designated roles fired the world's imagination.
All corporate actors in the global garment supply chain – from spinning mills to fashion brands, from business associations to banks providing credit – should map their supply chains, scale up due-diligence activities, allow trade unions and civil society organisations to play their designated roles, and integrate their corporate accountability commitments into their sourcing practices.
Something as genetically incidental as eye colour became an analogue for the genetic superficiality of skin colour, and it was shown that when one group was favoured over the other, both groups quickly assumed their designated roles as oppressed and oppressor.
