Sentence examples for help designate from inspiring English sources

The twelve-man Guardian Council, which vets all candidates, ruled that Khomeini "does not have enough Islamic knowledge to help designate the next Supreme Leader".

You can also use a small amount of golden garland on your tree to give it that special taste that invites anyone around to look at it that can help designate Tinker Bell's pixie dust style, if you don't own (or don't want to use) glitter or dried rice on your tree.

CBI's Reza Raei Masterminds New Methods 6.(S) During their November 16 meeting, Arditi told Levey that the Israeli intelligence community has continued to see an escalation in CBI efforts to help designated Iranian commercial banks circumvent international and U.S. sanctions.

Aimed primarily at teams that have managers or executives overseeing multiple projects simultaneously — sometimes in the thousands for a single organization — the idea is that Business will have extra features to help designated people handle and triage that workload more effectively.

A major player in determining Mr. Ackerman's successor will be Representative Joseph Crowley, the Democratic Party chairman in Queens who helps designate the party nominee.

They hope to receive some of the international aid designated to help Syrians.

Some members will be on the convention floor in Cleveland to help officially designate the nominee.

The power of land use and zoning helps cities designate when and where drones may take off, land and operate, as well as any operational limitations or criteria.

Travelers get along any number of ways: with one-arm paddles; in canoes equipped with easy-to-balance "sling seats"; on specially designed saddles; or, if necessary, with the help of designated assistants.

These experts, on the other hand, tended to appear in only one episode each, in which they were assigned to help the designated front-runner in competitions ranging from organizing political rallies to producing campaign commercials and holding news conferences.

He's benefited from a new induction programme with new MPs offered help from designated "buddies" among the parliamentary staff.