Sentence examples for a revised name from inspiring English sources

It is understood there is still time for Bez to submit a revised name.

Cigna spokeswoman Karen Eldred said "at the request of the attorney general, and after agreement from Covered California on a revised name, we started implementing the necessary systems and other changes".

The name "Horgos" is thought to traditionally mean "place of much camel dung," but the multitudes of investors who are moving in have started using an alternative translation: "place where wealth accrues". In this instance, the revised name seems to be closer to the truth.

The revised name, Bi ying, roughly means "responds without _________".

The city will spend $1,312.50 to install 15 new street signs to reflect the revised name.

New signage would be paid for by Forest City Ratner, and the authority plans to introduce the revised name gradually in maps and timetables after the arena opens.

The new stadium was finally opened under the revised name of Boothferry Park on 31 August 1946.

From September 1932 on, print advertising for the company's features displayed the revised name "RKO Radio Pictures"; the Pathé name was used only for newsreels and documentaries.

Mount Saint Mary's has been fulfilling that measurement since 1993 but only recently decided to undertake all the changes of signage, letterhead and websites, along with registering the revised name with state and federal agencies, McElaney-Johnson said.

As the three gene names have very extensive current usage, it may be difficult for revised names to be used consistently.

The revised naming of the Boreoeutheria clade is preferable to the previously used term, because of the improved consistency and logic.