Sentence examples for job designated from inspiring English sources

Like these other players, Bonds and Sosa are looking for perhaps the same job: designated hitter with an American League club, but no such positions seem to be available to them.

A White House official said President Bush, as is customary with jobs designated for Democratic appointees, was taking Mr. Daschle's recommendation "very seriously".

An outline of his proposed budget says the state should conduct testing either in federally approved occupations or in jobs designated by the state "[u]pon amendment or overturn of overly restrictive federal regulations".

Shane Spencer is not qualified for the job of designated hitter, based on the credentials of most designated hitters.

In 2010, when her job was designated to be cut, the Civil War Trust in Washington, a national group dedicated to preservation of Civil War battlefields, wrote to the city attesting to the museum's historical significance.

There are question marks, too, about how well first baseman Tino Martinez will perform in what could be his last season with the team and whether Shane Spencer will hit enough to hold the job as designated hitter.

Arnold promised that no effort would be spared to modify B-29s to do the job, and designated Major General Oliver P. Echols as the USAAF liaison to the Manhattan Project.

The list of the job codes designated in the previous studies as having the highest and most direct PCB exposure was not available for this update.

Rules governing the new 527s were vague, and the Federal Election Commission did a poor job of designating which groups were subjected to a $5,000 donation limit as "political action committees".

(April 15 - May 7, 2016) ● Peru, for doing a great job in designating over 67 million acres for the new Andes-Amazon Conservation parkland.

He did not know exactly what he would be doing in his new job as a designated hitter out East.