Sentence examples for overseas designated from inspiring English sources

But with criticism from investors and analysts rising, Mr. Greenberg created a seven-member office of the chairman in May of 2002 with Mr. Sullivan, formerly in charge of A.I.G.'s vast property and casualty operations overseas, designated to share the highest position of authority after Mr. Greenberg's, with Edmund S.W. Tse, a former chief of A.I.G.'s worldwide life insurance business.

In 1897 Spain's overseas minister designated Ponce as the capital of the southern region, one of the island's two major districts.

The prime minister's policy of ordering targeted drone killings overseas outside designated war zones is to be scrutinised in the first inquiry launched by the new chair of parliament's human rights committee.

When AbbVie (NYSE ABBVV) tried to purchase the Irish firm Shire (LON: SHP) in a $52 billion inversion deal in 2014, the Treasury department enacted new rules that taxed AbbVie's overseas cash designated to fund the deal.

He was signed to play for the Club whilst Murali Kartik, Middlesex's designated overseas player, fulfilled his commitments at the Indian Premier League.

I will arrive at the designated overseas site no later than the designated arrival date specified by BOSP unless I have advance, written permission from the Program Director to arrive at a later time.

I will depart the designated overseas site no earlier than the last day of residence specified by BOSP unless I have advance, written permission from the Program Director to depart at an earlier time.

Nearly 700 overseas panel physicians designated by the U.S. Department of State perform these screenings (2).

(a) and (b) relating to special pay for qualified enlisted members extending duty at designated locations overseas.

To honor those who have fought overseas, union officials have designated the Wounded Warrior Project, a nationwide group of wounded veterans, as the grand marshal.

Within Army ranks, many reactions to the black beret are positive -- mostly, it seems, because soldiers dislike the current standard envelope cap, formally designated the overseas or garrison cap but widely known among the troops as the dunce cap.