Sentence examples for someone designated from inspiring English sources

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Arming of the locked-down weapons requires permission from the chief of police or someone designated by him.

Another difficulty, he said, is in dealing with Syrian ministries, which often lack a spokesman or someone designated to deal with the press.

For all Level 3 emergencies, an early visit to the country by the CEC or someone designated by him/her will be mandatory.

They were examined and interviewed with the cooperation, when necessary, of other persons, such as former patients treated at CSNG, teachers, parents, or for children, someone designated as representative of specific patients.

Have someone designated for kitchen cleanup.

If someone designates another as "adversary," he speaks only for himself; if he describes another as "odious," he is appealing to widespread feelings of distaste.

Based on the analysis of the findings from sociographs, the BHU physicians were divided into three groups: Physicians who sought advice from a person designated by the district health department; Physicians who sought advice from someone other than a designated person; Physicians who did not seek advice from any other person.

"And then someone is designated as the Moviefone/Fandango person," he said.

"The fact that someone is designated and then not charged for that activity means nothing," he said.

It's not even clear, a month before pitchers and catchers begin reporting for spring training, if he will serve as someone's designated hitter.