Sentence examples for person designated from inspiring English sources

The person designated to replace Judge Johnson, Willard Proctor Jr., is a newly elected judge whom Mr. Clinton appointed to an administrative post when he was governor.

45. (S/NF) Only the COM or Principal Officer, or a person designated to act on their behalf in their absence, may grant a request for temporary refuge.

So some people sign them to appease their lawyers but never give them to the person designated to handle their affairs.

A person designated as the "stack taker" directed the order of speakers and people wiggled or "twinkled" their fingers in the air to show agreement.

Executor, in law, person designated by a testator i.e., a person making a will to direct the distribution of his estate after his death.

"What's my father's email address?" It came back with two email addresses for the person designated in the address book as "father".

All Twitter messages are public, unless a person designates an account as private, and they are accessible to any search engine.

Thus the description "the oldest person" designates different people at different times (worlds)—and no one at times before people existed ("worlds" w at which I t,w) is undefined).

Rather than a blank check for torture and the detention without end of persons designated unlawful enemy combatants, we should draw on the rules of law, many of them developed to deal with pirates.

All persons designated as authors qualify for authorship, and all those who qualify are listed.

First, persons designated palliative are increasingly signaling their desire to die at home.