Sentence examples similar to designating with whom from inspiring English sources

The plea agreement said that Mr. Stanley and other unidentified executives "met with three successive holders of a top-level office in the executive branch of the government of Nigeria" to ask them to designate representatives with whom to negotiate bribes to Nigerian officials.

And even "The Occupied Wall Street Journal" is maddening if you are trying to tell the story of Occupy's evolution: while editors are listed by name, and there is the eternal infuriating general email box, there is no designated press contact with whom a reporter can follow up.

Each student works on a final thesis project based upon the interests and research done in the semesters leading up to the final term and under the guidance of a designated faculty advisor, with whom s/he will meet regularly throughout the course of the term.

With both, it is essential to make sure the person you have designated is still someone with whom you are in close contact.

Upon enrollment in the graduate program in History, the student has a member of the department designated as an adviser with whom to plan the Ph.D. program.

Although classified as tourists and required to stay nights at the designated tourist hotel, those with whom we became acquainted were allowed to break away from the tour schedule to spend days with loved ones and friends and were even granted extensions of their visas.

Now, with an open slot for a third designated player, whom do you think the Red Bulls should pursue?

Make a plan before going out at night designating who is buddied up with whom.

The service also tracks frequent traveler points all in one place and allows travelers to designate an inner circle of people with whom to share all their trips.

Students must designate Biological Anthropology as their program, and must list two faculty with whom they intend to work.

The bathrooms are not designated with signs.