Sentence examples for having a designated from inspiring English sources
Now with eight members in parliament, including five in the upper house, chatter is turning to the pros and cons of having a designated leader.
We've been thinking for a long time of having a designated day of the week, or of the month, as a regular "volunteer day" when anyone who wants can roll up and get involved.
Hart played his college baseball at Gonzaga after a high school career that included batting ninth in his senior season and having a designated hitter bat for him while he played second as a junior.
Collins said the Mets would enjoy the luxury of having a designated hitter during two consecutive series in American League parks after they leave Washington, against the Yankees and the Tampa Bay Rays.
And if Larry Ellison of Oracle, SAP's arch-rival, left now, says a former colleague, it would be "like a pilot jumping out of an airplane, and everybody asks: 'Does anybody here know how to fly?'" Having a designated co-pilot would not be a bad idea.
Now, to be BEE-compliant, companies have to meet seven different criteria, which include having a designated share of blacks in upper and middle management, paying for skills development and buying a proportion of their materials or expertise from other BEE companies.But being a BEE-compliant company has become a legal minefield.
