Sentence examples for temporary designation from inspiring English sources

Osmin Calderon, the bride's father, officiated after receiving temporary designation as a deputy civil marriage commissioner for Santa Barbara County.

Mr. Walker was being held at the base as a "battlefield detainee," a temporary designation used while officials decide what to do with him.

It is not clear if the temporary designation of active battlefields will be part of that initiative or a separate one.

The bride's godfather, Bill King, who was granted temporary designation by Mono County as a deputy commissioner of civil marriages, officiated at a ceremony that included traditional Greek Orthodox elements.

Now the "temporary" designation is largely ignored by employers, who recruit workers with the promise of aid in immigration, and employees, who see work visas as a route to permanent residency.

The church had divided the country into four so-called apostolic administrations, a temporary designation it had used in many Eastern European nations in the last century, when the Soviet Union suppressed religion.

The Pentagon's proposal would push those authorities down to military commanders during the 180-day lifespan of the temporary designations, according to an administration official familiar with the proposals, who described Obama's PPG as, functionally, a dead letter.

Should the temporary designations proposal win Trump's approval, O'Connell said, it was unlikely Trump would seek a new Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF), a controversial wellspring of legal authority for US military operations.

Another striking outcome of the present study is that the CDC set harbors at least five additional blast resistance genes (here assigned the temporary designations α through ε).

The New York Times, which first reported elements of this story, found that areas within Yemen and soon Somalia were the first such designations of the "temporary" battlefield designations.

The 2013 Catalogue of Gene Symbols for Wheat (McIntosh et al. 2013) and the 2013−2014 Supplement (http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/GG2/Triticum/wgc/2013/2013-2014_Supplement.pdf) include 67 officially named Yr genes (Yr1− Yr67) and 42 with temporary Yr designations.