Sentence examples for approve a name from inspiring English sources

The internet-equipment firm was cautious about the outlook for the market.Dell Computer is to ask shareholders to approve a name change.

CK WITCO CORP., Greenwich, Conn., a maker of special chemicals, which was formed Sept. 1, said it would ask shareholders to approve a name change to Crompton Corp. at its annual meeting on April 25.

The suit was dismissed in 2009, when the Supreme Court declined to hear the case, but calls have continued for the team's current owner, Dan Snyder, to approve a name change.

SFTSV is the name preferred by the Chinese CDC and will used here, although the ICTV has yet to formally approve a name for this new phlebovirus.

Never mind that last year it admitted faking a document showing that shareholders approved a name change and that in April it discovered a $36 million loan fraud at a branch.

The documents listed in the text of the law are "a birth certificate, a driver's license, a social security record, a court order approving a name or gender change, a passport, an advanced healthcare directive, or proof of clinical treatment for gender transition".

Ydanis Rodriguez, the councilman whose district skirts the neighborhood where the Polo Grounds once stood, recognizes that the council is unlikely to approve a street name for Mays, but said that his accomplishments were worth noting.

The new object, now known poetically as 2003 UB313, is destined to languish nameless until the astronomical union panel comes to a conclusion and thus decides which part of the astronomical bureaucracy is responsible for major planets or minor planets, will have to approve a new name.

Beleagured detention centre operator Transfield Services will ask its shareholders to approve a change in name and logo to "Broadspectrum", after the company's founding family withdrew its permission to use their Transfield brand.

ASSOCIATED PRESS   Kraft's Snack Business Gets a New Name  |  On Wednesday, shareholders of Kraft Foods overwhelmingly approved a new name for the $35 billion snack foods company that will be separated from the North American grocery division this year: Mondelez International.

It still takes a little more than a year for the agency to approve a typical brand-name drug, and Dr. McClellan said today, "We can do better".