Sentence examples for designating who from inspiring English sources

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

Consider the people who fill out forms designating who inherits assets like an insurance policy and then never go back and revise the forms when, for instance, they divorce and remarry.

Asked in a later telephone interview whether she was advocating multinational police forces in which the United States and its allies would have a role, Ms. Rice was vague, saying: "I wasn't designating who would be part of it.

At O'Hare, the final agreement between the city and the security agency was not signed until this afternoon because lawyers for both sides could not agree on language designating who would assume liability for incidents at the checkpoints, Mr. Walker said.

Ideally, this should include a step-by-step plan designating who on the executive team should be contacted immediately after a leak occurs, how to craft a response, and the next steps to follow.

"In the case of designating who must replace Rondeau, I am decided for Belgrano; he is the most methodical man of all whom I know in America; he is full of integrity and natural talent.

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

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.

Of course, maybe the table is misleading because it only includes cabinet-designates who served in Congress.

Still, the shift signaled good news for Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister-designate, who has vowed to make Pakistan less dependent on the United States.